RHOA Porsha Williams Slams Cynthia Bailey For Acting Like Kenya Moore: Porsha Still Cares For 'Mean Girl'

Former "Real Housewives of Atlanta" reality star, Porsha Williams says that she still has love for new "mean girl" Cynthia Bailey despite her new Kenya Moore-like attitude and what she thinks about Apollo Nida's admission to lying about the RHOA sex-gate.

In an interview with OK! Magazine Porsha said that she sided with Phaedra because she was in an unfaithful relationship and knew some other details off camera, "No, when this whole affair took place two years ago, even though I wasn't that close to Phaedra at the time, I felt her pain. I know what it is like to be with someone who isn't faithful. I can't imagine how it must have felt to think your husband is possibly sleeping with a co-worker or being inappropriate." She continued, "I remember Kenya admitting to Kandi that she did see Apollo in LA last SEASON. That's why I don't understand why she's now forcing Apollo to back TRACK and clear something she admitted in private with Kandi. But hey, that's none of my business."

In regards to her falling-out with model, Cynthia, she says that she does care for her former friend, however, her new attitude is due to her new alliance with former Miss USA, Kenya Moore.

"You will see for yourself the new and unimproved Cynthia. She's still cool at times and I still care for her, but mainly from afar! I feel like this season she has decided to "do whatever it takes" for her to make it.  It's sad that you don't see the true person or see who is real around you until money is involved. I believe that because of her financial misfortune she has chosen to act like Kenya, doing anything for a CHECK." She added, "At the end of the day, we are only left with our self-worth & integrity. Instead, she has sold both to have a storyline and check. I pray that she realizes that even though she didn't have a voice before, mimicking evil around you & being mean spirited is not being strong at all. Instead, one would think she'd been setting a positive example as a role model for women of all ages, verses DISPLAYING negative behavior."