K. Michelle Says She Never Tells Phaedra Parks The Truth

During the After Show, K. Michelle and Ashley Iaconetti answered questions from both virtual and in-studio fans, serving up candid opinions, playful shade, and behind-the-scenes tea about life on The Real Housewives of Atlanta. Ashley shared her thoughts on Rula’s marriage, while K. Michelle weighed in on Drew Sidora as a singer and revealed whether she’d ever consider collaborating with her musically. She also opened up about a cosmetic procedure recommended by Phaedra Parks.

K. Michelle further explained why she often finds it easier to express her frustrations on social media rather than confronting the women face-to-face. She hinted that viewers who don’t currently understand why she feels sabotaged will begin to see her side of the story unfold more clearly by the end of the season.

Things got especially entertaining during a shady rapid-fire game where K. Michelle had to answer questions by yodeling the names of her fellow Atlanta Housewives castmates. When asked who was the most welcoming when she joined the show, she quickly named Angela Oakley. However, when it came to the least welcoming, she pointed directly at Drew Sidora.

K. Michelle also revealed that before joining the cast, the person she had heard the most rumors about was Porsha Williams. As for who serves the best fashion, she enthusiastically praised Phaedra Parks, saying Phaedra “comes through” every time.

When asked who she considers the best “shade assassin” of the group, K. Michelle once again named Angela Oakley. But perhaps her shadiest response of the night came when she was asked who has the most skeletons in her closet. Without hesitation, she answered Drew Sidora, adding, “for what I know now.”

K. Michelle made it clear she had no interest in mixing business with reality television friendships either, joking that she wouldn’t want to go into business with any of the women. She ended the segment with another hilarious jab at Phaedra Parks, admitting she never tells Phaedra the full truth only the information she wants repeated back to the group.