‘Who Girl?’ RHOA Star Nene Leakes Blasts ‘Insecure’ Friend Who’s Trying to Set Her Up

Nene Leakes has stated she doesn’t need to send subliminal messages to those she has a problem with, but a new tweet has fans wondering who she’s indirectly referring to now.

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star was up during the early morning hours of Dec. 18 and tweeted about something that was apparently keeping her up that night.

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“Have u ever had a close friend that was setting you up for the kill? The gag is, you know it tho! They however wants EVERYBODY to think they are nice, pretty and supportive! but really they r insecure, not that pretty, not talented and certainly not nice! Their day is coming,” Leakes said Tuesday.

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It didn’t take long for fans to flood Leakes’ timeline to openly wonder who she was referring to with the post.

“Who girl? Who girl? Who?🤔”

“Can you atleast tell us if it’s a friend from the show? I wanna get in your business.”

“Im not a big fan of Porsha’s but I dont think its her. Porsha just lookin for love and companionship tho she is picking the wrong men. I’m going with Marlowe. She comes across as thirsty for air time and will cut a b$%*! for fulltime housewife status at anyone’s expense.”

“I hope it’s not someone from the show. If it is please blow it up on the show please don’t for the.reunion BLOW IT UP NOW.”

“Sounds like it might be Eva.”

“She said pretty.. she’s talking about Miss ANTM.”

“Yeap?! kandi always throwing shade on you talking about ‘Gregg met NeNe at a Script club’ she telling this long played out story? He saw her scripting ?? She discredits you NeNe a lot.”

Leakes has been bumping heads with several of her RHOA castmates lately.

On the newest episode of the show Sunday, Eva Marcille failed to invite Leakes to her surprise bachelorette party, despite asking the longtime “Housewives” star to speak at her wedding. And last week, Leakes defended herself against Kandi Burruss’ claim her castmate met husband Gregg Leakes at the strip club. Before then, Leakes tore into mom-to-be Porsha Williams for apparently throwing her under the bus and putting her at fault for spreading gossip about Williams’ man, Dennis McKinley.

 

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