RHOA Phaedra Parks, Kenya Moore Fight On Set: Kenya Says Phaedra's Cheating On Apollo Nida While In Prison [RUMORS]

"Real Housewives of Atlanta" reality star Phaedra Parks allegedly got into a major fight with co-star, Kenya Moore.

As of recently, Apollo really feeling the pressure after husband, Apollo Nida started his 8- year sentence in September for fraud and everyone on the RHOA cast has been supportive except for the for former Miss USA.

According to MediaTakeOut.com sources Kenya inappropriately brought up Phaedra's unfortunate circumstances and began airing the lawyer out about her convict husband and allegedly lied that Phaedra was cheating on Apollo. The mother-of-two warned Kenya to refrain from talking about her personal matters and denied any infidelity; however, as the ladies continued to go back-and-forth, Phaedra lunged at Kenya, but was later restrained by Kandi Burruss.

Messy!

According to a RadarOnline, a source close to the mother of two says timing is very important for the reality star when she planned on filing divorce papers, "Phaedra has been patiently waiting for Apollo to begin serving his prison sentence, and will have him served with divorce papers at the correctional facility in Kentucky."

 The source added that there has been suspicion of infidelity in the relationship and Phaedra suspects that her husband was blowing their finances, "There was no way Phaedra was going to put her life on hold for the next decade, awaiting Apollo to be released. The marriage was a huge mistake, but did give her their beloved kids. There were serious trust issues with Apollo, and Phaedra suspects he has been unfaithful, and has been burning through money. Phaedra has always been the breadwinner, and she began to resent it."

Phaedra's publicist recently told CNN, "This situation has put a tremendous strain on Phaedra and her family, and she is working hard to bring back a sense of normalcy to everyone's lives. Phaedra is now putting all of her energy into ensuring the well-being of her two children and making decisions that are in their best interests."