On Monday, Sept. 26, Drew Sidora dished piping hot tea on Dish Nation with Sherri Shepherd, rapper Da Brat, Gary with da Tea, Headkrack, and Tanner Thomason about “Real Housewives of Atlanta” co-star Sheree Whitfield.
Sidora claimed Whitfield took back her “She by Sheree” outfit apparel after gifting her cast mates items from her clothing brand during part three of the season 14 reunion.
When Sidora began discussing Whitfield’s merch she suggested her co-star’s gifted items gave the impression of cheapness.
“It was giving screen-printed as well. I was like ‘I didn’t see this at that fashion show.’”
Sidora continued to say, “Y’all want some tea? After it [reunion] was over she was literally confiscating everything. ‘Yeah, I need all of it back.’ Yeah, we didn’t get to keep it. I have no She by Sheree to this day.” Sidora said.
The 37-year-old stated that while their reunion host, Andy Cohen, put his shirt on, he quickly “took it right back off” once the reunion was over.
Sidora’s comments sparked conversation on social media where fans had more than enough to say regarding Whitfield’s alleged actions.
“We all knew it was a publicity stunt!”
“At this point, she needs to leave this business venture alone. Just stop.”
“That’s cheap and de-classy to give a gift to someone and then take it back.”
Although the only one who can confirm or deny Sidora’s claims is Whitfield, many fans implied that the “The Game” guest star only gave up her tea due to the fact that she and Whitfield do not get along.
“Why are they always hating on each other. If I don’t like someone, I’m not making my interview about them.”
“Well it’s safe to say Drew isn’t her friend.”
“She’s annoying, girl give this energy to Ralph.”
Whitfield and Sidora’s strained relationship came to be after the two hosted a birthday party for cast mates Kenya Moore and Marlo Hampton.
Once all was said and done, Sidora expressed unhappiness after not being paid her due share from Whitfield for co-hosting the birthday bash.
During the reunion, Sidora confirmed she has yet to receive payment for her part in the celebration.
