Sheree Whitfield ‘happy’ with inmate, questions if Kenya Moore is really married

RHOA's 'OG dishes on her prison bae and throws a little shade along the way

Nov 15, 2017

Shereé Whitfield may be known as the “Bone Collector” because she makes a habit of holding on to dirt about her co-stars, but the RHOA seems to be taking it easy on her castmates in a recent interview.

According to Shereé, she’s glad that fellow “Real Housewives of Atlanta” OG Nene Leakes has returned for season 10.

“It feels good. It kind of feels like old times…for a minute,” she said.

She also revealed that she doesn’t have any beef with Kim Zolciak Biermann, who also starred in the franchise’s original cast.

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“Honestly, Kim and I never had any other problems other than that one moment [physical altercation that took place years ago]. We are very close,” she said. “Very loyal, and I trust her.”

She did take time to throw some nice/nasty shade at Kenya Moore and insinuated she may not be buying her marriage story.

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“I have not seen any documentation, marriage certificates or licenses,” she said. “However, whatever they’re doing, I want them to keep doing it because when I tell you this bitch is so much more pleasant this season. I’m able to in the same room with her.”

When it comes to her own love life, Shereé is remaining pretty tight-lipped about her rumored romance with a former flame who is currently serving out a prison sentence for wire fraud.

“He’s a good guy. He’s like my best friend I can talk to him about anything,” she told Us Weekly. “We have great communication. He’s family orientated, he’s very spiritual.”

She recently told Wendy Williams that they dated six years ago.

“We lost contact. He contacted me a couple years ago. I’m happy,” she said. “His focus right now is getting out of prison.”

That wasn’t exactly a confirmation or denial of her relationship status, but something tells us there’s more to come.