In related news, Eva allegedly 'felt disrespected' during a heated fight at 'The Real Housewives of Atlanta' season 12 reunion, which will air on Sunday, May 10.
- May 5, 2020
AceShowbiz - "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" reportedly is making a huge casting change for its new season. A new report suggests that the Bravo honchos decide to fire not only one, but two cast members, Eva Marcille and Cynthia Bailey.
"Cynthia and Eva's storylines were the weakest. We knew there was going to be a change going forward, bring in new Housewives and get rid of [some] old ones," an executive reveals to MTO News. The insider notes that "it's important to constantly refresh the cast with new blood."
Additionally, the source debunks rumors about NeNe Leakes leaving the show. "No Nene is not getting fired. She's the best part of the show," claims the source.
When asked about when the show will officially fire Eva and Cynthia, the source explains, "They'll be notified the final decision after the reunion show airs, until then, they have no idea that they're [likely] out of a job."
Despite that, the executive hints at the "slight" possibility that the show will keep one or both of them on the show, especially if the Coronavirus quarantine continues. But for now, it is assumed that season 12 is the last season for both Eva and Cynthia.
In related news, Eva allegedly "felt disrespected" during a heated fight at 'RHOA" reunion, which will air on Sunday, May 10. "Eva Marcille came in hard at the reunion, which surprised a lot of people," a source told HollywoodLife.com. "There were rumors that she may lose her peach, but after the reunion, that would be surprising."
"Eva was probably the most loud and vocal about her feelings out of anyone, which really caught a lot of people off guard, including the cast," the source went on to say. "Nobody thought she'd play that hard, but she definitely came to play! She'll be at the center of many heated discussions. Some of the things the ladies were saying, particularly NeNe [Leakes], really bothered Eva and she was so happy that she finally got the chance to address people face-to-face. She felt disrespected."
