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Thursday, August 27, 2009
Stars of the hit Bravo reality show The Real Housewives of Atlanta Sheree' Whitfield and Kandi Burruss took a break yesterday from the drama and the music to show their support for marriage equality by participating in the NO H8 Campaign.
Loldarian.com was granted exclusive interview access to the the ladies including Dwight Eubanks (who will be featured tomorrow) and Kim Zolciak, who chose to release her inner diva and completely isolated herself from the rest of her cast mates and invited media in attendance. Maybe she was having a bad hair day or was afraid Sheree' was going to pull her wig off completely this time.
Whitfield talks about the explosive season 2 opener, coining a new phrase, and why she gives no energy to her haters. New cast member and Grammy award winner Kandi Burruss surprises us when she reveals the reality show she was being considered for before ATL Housewives, working with cast mate Kim on her music, being caught off guard by the inclusion of her fiance' in the show, and what she really thinks of NeNe.
Get into the interview below as well as a special bonus interview of independent female rap artist Rasheeda aka The Georgia Peach who also has close ties with Burruss.
Many thanks to Jevon Peak of Peak Publicity
2 Comments:
Sheree was SITTING in that bone snatch. She is a little messy on the show, but when it comes down to it, she is my favorite housewife. I like her sort of condescending attitude mixed with a light side of grace. It makes for good TV. She reminds me of a southern Dominique Deveraux if that makes sense. "Who gon check me, boo?" HILARIOUS!
Work, Darian. I'm DYINGGGG for the Dwight Eubanks interview. He is the ultimate laugh. Love him!
August 27, 2009 7:33 PM
The ATL Housewives are definitely entertaining. But I think Bravo could've chosen a better group of higher quality black women to be on it. For starters only two of them are really married..lol. Secondly, they all come off as a bunch of wannabes. Like a group of hood rats who just won the lottery and think that they're now high society. Natural class, grace, and fabulosity are almost non-existent on this show, except for Dwight. I watch the show for the 1st season and laughed the entire way through at how dilusional they are.
August 28, 2009 10:29 AM
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