In 2008, the world was introduced to The Real Housewives of Atlanta, the first predominantly Black cast in the reality television franchise for Bravo.
It was an immediate success, with audiences quickly falling in love with the hilarious and dramatic storylines that took place.
The cast has ebbed and flowed throughout the series, with a few consistent faces remaining.
Fifteen years later, fans are over it, and rightfully so.
The same people with the same issues season after season gets old, especially without the most iconic members of the franchise no longer being involved.
Gone are the days of meme-able moments and questionable wigs.
Ratings are low, and fans are calling for OGs like Marlo Hampton, Kenya Moore, and Sheree Whitfield to be let go because they’re not sharing their lives and vulnerabilities.
Sources say the cast fears their peaches will be snatched, even Kandi Burruss, who currently serves as the…
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