RHOA Claudia Jordan Tries To Mend Porsha Williams's & Kenya Moore's Relationship After Reunion Brawl, Says NeNe Leakes Has Jedi Mind Trick

Newest "Real Housewives of Atlanta" reality star, Claudia Jordan opened up about her awkward sit down with Porsha Williams after the former cast member dogged answering questions regarding Kenya Moore and started to talk about her Tom Ford lotion. The former beauty queen said that she wanted to patch things up with Porsha and Kenya after their violent reunion fight.  

In her recent Bravo blog post, Claudia said that her meeting with Porsha was innocent and with an intent to patch things up between the two enemies.

"I thought that I came at her in a very cool, fair, and non-abrasive way, so when Porsha refused to even discuss Kenya in any way, I thought that was odd." She said. "I mean, at this point there have been countless interviews and blogs written and tweets and Instagram jabs made, so I'm figuring I'm not asking you about anything private or personal. It was public knowledge. I was sincerely trying to assist with some kind of resolve." She added, "I simply wanted us to get to a place where they could be in the same room together without an issue. That's all."

While it seems Kenya's character has been vindicated after Apollo Nida apologized for lying about their L.A. sexting scandal, Claudia says she's shocked that the cast still think Kenya and Apollo are lying about the secret rendezvous.

"It took was one statement from NeNe that she didn't believe that Apollo was telling the truth this time, and boom, others fell right into line. That was amazing to me! I'm like wow, Ms. Leakes, please teach me how you just pulled that Jedi mind trick!" She added that she has found new respect for her cast mate, Kandi Burruss, "But that scene made me have even more respect for Kandi, because she didn't go with the crowd just to pile on and be a mean girl. She stood strong on what she believed and said, 'Hey, I owe her an apology, and that's what I'm going to do.' That, my friends, was a grown woman move."