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NeNe Leakes Brags About Granddaughter's Lavish Lifestyle

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NeNe Leakes is ‘very rich’ and her granddaughter Bri’asia Bryant will be rich too of course! Many were shocked yesterday when the Real Housewives of Atlanta star shared a photo holding up her granddaughter in a story for InTouch magazine.

“I only found out about everything because I ran into Ashley when she was more than six months along. I said, ‘You look pregnant.’ and she said, ‘Hasn’t Bryson told you?’ But he hadn’t because he knew that I wouldn’t approve of him having a child so young. I didn’t feel like he was ready for such a big responsibility. I was his age when I had him, so I know how tough it is. I didn’t want him to make the same mistakes that I did. I needed to let it sink in.”

Now that being a grandmother has sunk in the reality star has taken her responsibility of spoiling her granddaughter to heart.

“She’s just adorable. I paid for everything in the nursery… the clothing, the diapers,little dresses, sparkly headbands, and Gucci shoes. I don’t want her to feel strapped. We just love her!”

Did we really expect anything less? In keeping with her lavish gifts for Bri’asia, NeNe has gifted herself with a home in Los Angeles to accommodate her frequent traveling from Atlanta to LA to film both “Glee” and “The New Normal”.

“Slept n my LA house last nite 4 the first time & heard coyotes #scary.”

Will she be joining the Beverly Hill or Orange County houeswives?

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