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Shereé Whitfield’s Beef with Kenya Moore Explodes on Social Media

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Kenya Moore and Shereé Whitfield traded jabs about each other’s men on Twitter. (Prince Williams/WireImage/Tasia Wells/Getty Images/)

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” stars Shereé Whitfield and Kenya Moore have been exchanging shady blows at one another on Twitter ever since Sunday night’s pre-ultimate episode of the season.

During the March 25 show, Moore’s long-hidden husband, Marc Daily, made his debut and Witfield promptly greeted Daily. At the event about the premiere of Moore’s domestic violence PSA Witfield complimented Daily on his nose ring, but in a confessional, she admitted she hadn’t seen a man wear a nose ring since Tupac Shakur.

Witfield also tweeted of the couple walking off hand-in-hand to spend time together, “Can we say #awkward #holdinghands #ZOOMIN #hesjustnotthatintoyou.”

It seems Moore caught wind of the diss and retweeted a viewer who wrote, “DAMN @KenyaMoore husband is fine😻 and Sheree girl how you throwing shade at someone man when you can only talk to yours for 15 minutes via collect calls.”

She also retweeted, “A woman dating a man in prison really shouldn’t make down low jokes.”

Whitfield’s storyline this season has focused on her romance with Tyrone Gilliams, a former Penn State basketball star who’s serving time in federal prison for wire fraud.

“Everybody seems to b so bothered by me and Tyrone…being married to a man living another life is not a relationship either!! #sweeparoundyourowndoorsteps #yourhouseaintclean,” Whitfield fired back Monday, March 26 tweeted.

But Moore fired back after getting wind of Whitfield’s shade.

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The “SHE by Shereé” designer added in a follow-up tweet, “I’m so over ppl thinking they can play dirty and talk reckless and b immune….well, ur NOT! I’ve allowed many things to b said and tweeted over the years w/o a response but lately….#Igottime.”

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