In response to earlier experiences from The Blast, iconic Housewives of the previous are presently filming “Actual Housewives: Final Highway Journey,” together with NeNe Leakes and Porsha Williams.

Kenya Moore, nevertheless, did not obtain an invitation from the community to participate within the spin-off collection, a call that might stem from a former “RHOA” solid member suing the community, alleging sexual harassment, defamation, and a hostile work surroundings.

Talking on her YouTube channel, Moore, who joined “RHOA” throughout season 5 in November 2012, responded to a fan who requested whether or not they’d see her on the upcoming spin-off collection celebrating 20 years of “Actual Housewives.”

“At this second, no,” she stated, citing “authorized” stuff. “It has nothing to do with whether or not they thought I used to be a legendary Housewife or not.”

“Yeah, that is an entire completely different authorized factor that I feel the powers that be are weighing out proper now,” she added.

Whereas it is unclear precisely what the “authorized” points surrounding Moore are, the truth TV veteran was embroiled in a messy state of affairs that led to her being faraway from the full-time solid of season 16 of “RHOA” mid-production.

In response to earlier experiences from The Blast, Moore was disciplined by Bravo producers after the mom of 1 confirmed compromising footage of former “RHOA” solid member Brit Eady at an occasion that was being filmed.

Months later, Eady filed a lawsuit towards Bravo, NBC, and manufacturing corporations for “Actual Housewives of Atlanta,” alleging defamation, emotional misery, sexual harassment, and a hostile work surroundings, in response to PEOPLE.

“Defendants willfully, deliberately, recklessly, and/or with gross negligence produced, edited, and aired an episode of RHOA on April 6, 2025, that included footage of sure of the solid member’s statements at problem in addition to commentary from different solid members that described the images displayed,” the lawsuit learn.

Though Moore will not be a part of the upcoming “Final Women Journey” spin-off, over 60 different Housewives will make appearances when the principal solid—comprising Porsha Williams, Vicki Gunvalson, Teresa Giudice, Kyle Richards, Lisa Barlow, Gizelle Bryant, and LuAnn de Lesseps—makes stops in main Housewives cities, together with Atlanta, Beverly Hills, and the Berkshires.

Moore additionally broke her silence on Bravo’s casting selections for “RHUGT,” saying the community “missed the mark” as a result of the principal solid options all OGs apart from Atlanta’s illustration. In response to Moore, casting OG staples like NeNe Leakes or Shereé Whitfield instead of Williams would have been the superior selection.

Moore’s criticism of the present’s principal solid comes days after Bravo and Leakes confirmed that the Atlanta veteran can be returning to the community after years away from the cameras. In an emotional video, in response to The Blast, Leakes described her “Actual Housewives” return as a “actually lengthy, lengthy journey” she’s grateful has lastly been resolved. “I am comfortable, overjoyed to say that I will probably be returning to Bravo,” she stated.

Leakes’ return to the franchise is a serious shock, because the “Glee” alum beforehand sued the community in 2022, alleging discrimination.

“NBC, Bravo and True foster a company and office tradition wherein racially-insensitive and inappropriate conduct is tolerated — if not, inspired,” a bit of the lawsuit said. “Because the Black Lives Matter motion swept our nation, Mrs. Leakes — Bravo’s traditionally most profitable Black feminine expertise — ought to have been embraced by NBC, Bravo, and True.”