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NeNe Leakes’ Newest Instagram Post Has Fans Calling for a Spin-Off

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NeNe Leakes is having a great time with her husband Gregg Leakes and their sons and the fun times have fans wishing the family would get a series all their own.

“Now see this the REAL show right here #lifeoftheleakes Gregg and I wit ALL our sons! All wit personalities and opinions! I’m the queen of this castle #4realtho #housefullofboys,” Leakes captioned a post with her and Gregg’s son Brentt, her son Bryson Bryant and Gregg’s sons Damian, Daryl, Denton and Dexter.

The post came before another one with more serious poses, which Leakes simply captioned, “The Leakes boys #lifeoftheleakes #mysons #housefullofboys.”

NeNe Leakes

According to an RHOA fan Instagram account, the spouses filmed a scene with all six sons on Thursday, July 19.

“We’re told they discussed his cancer diagnosis while sharing good vibes! 👏🏾👨🏾🔥 #FamilyForever #RHOA,” the account said.

It previously reported that the first half of season 11 will “100 percent center around NeNe and Gregg” after the former “Celebrity Apprentice” contestant confirmed her husband’s cancer diagnosis in June.

Meanwhile, fans who caught Leakes’ initial family post were hopeful that her memo indicated that a spin-off is on the horizon.

“You guys need your own show I [wouldn’t] be [tardy] to watch this one. Boop😎😎😎😎.”

“I totally agree!! Hope someone is listening @bravoandy.”

“You need your own show!!! @neneleakes I am so here for it. Keep doing you. @bravotv @bravoandy.”

“Come through @bravotv sounds like the next hit #lifeoftheleaks!!”

“Ahhhhh, yes The Queen NeNe love it…take care of them, the Black princes and King G! (Gregg) you got the POWER by the grace of God! Keep the support system strong. 4 of them are his from previous relationships. She had one before she met him. And they have one together. I wanted to see more of your family after the wedding shower was over. This is going to be a must watch. Can’t wait.”

However, one fan felt it would be best for the Leakes to keep their lives off the air.

“NOOOO! Don’t do it!😩 Bravo will destroy your whole family!😬 just enjoy life together off camera ❤.”

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