‘What’s That On Her Shirt?’: Nene Leakes Get Dragged For Stained T-Shirt While Partying It Up With Friends

“Real Housewives of Atlanta” reality star Nene Leakes is known for being fabulous, but she still can have her bad days like everyone else. Recently, the fashion entrepreneur and TV personality was captured dancing to Ella Mai’s “Boo’d Up” on an IG video posted on the @RealHousewivesofAtlanta official Instagram page. The 51-year-old appeared to be happy and enjoying life while out with friends over the weekend.

Nene Leakes dancing. @realhousewivesatlanta/Instagram

However, fans of the Bravo series couldn’t help but notice that she had a stain on her white T-shirt.

One fan put the “🤢” emoji. 

“That hole in Nene’s shirt bothered me more than her dance, 😩💀” one user wrote. 

“I can’t stop looking at the stain, damn it 😩,” another user commented. 

“What’s that on her shirt …. 😩.” 

“🤮🤮🤮🤮.” 

“She needs to wash that grape jelly off that white t-shirt. Old drag queen looking.” 

Ouch! To make matters worse, some users weren’t here for Leakes’ basic white tee look either. 

“She wants ppl to buy her expensive clothes, but meanwhile all she wears is them basic white T-shirts😩.” 

“That damn white t-shirt 😩😂😂😂😂,” one user joked.” 

“She lives for a white teee.” 

The last couple of comments refer to Leakes and her supposed love for wearing a white t-shirt. The reality star has been caught wearing a white t-shirt on multiple occasions and fans are apparently fed up. Besides its appearance in the video, Leakes recently posed for a few photos in her new Swagg Boutique location in the DMV (D.C.-Maryland-Virginia area) in June and fans weren’t shy about showing their disdain for her beloved clothing item.

“@taelove99 this f-ng white T-shirt 😩😩,” someone noted.

Another user vowed to burn it.

“Uma burn that white T shirt.”

“Raggedy White T again 🙄 you own a clothing store!!! Wear some Clothes!!!”

“All she wears is a white tshirt, pants and a kimono jacket 😂😂😂”

For the most part, Leakes received an overall F from social media users following her video, but some die-hard Leakes fans were supportive for one of the queens of reality television. 

“Also, I love the white t-shirt look on her. It’s classic, chic and she does it well,” one fan wrote.

“Beautiful in her skin.” 

“Yesssss NeNe you giving us life….do your thing girl ❤️.” 

“Get your piece Leakes!!! Haters mad.” 

“NeNe living her best life keep been happy queen no matter what they say ps ❤️❤️🔥loving them moves 😂🔥😂😂😂❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥,” one fan wrote in response to the comments. 

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