‘RHOA’ star K. Michelle blasts Porsha Williams for ‘plotting against’ her during show

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K. Michelle is sounding off on her fractured friendship with Porsha Williams.

The “Love ’Em All” singer doubled down on her claims that Williams was “plotting against” her while filming the current season of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” telling Page Six’s “Virtual Reali-Tea” that she quickly became wary of the reality star’s intentions once cameras started rolling.

“I feel like even coming in, that’s who she is,” K. Michelle said of Williams. “That’s why I was already skeptical about even walking in — period.”

Although Williams introduced K. Michelle to the “RHOA” cast this season, the musician claimed she never needed the reality star to secure a spot on the Bravo series.

K. Michelle stopped by the Page Six studio (as seen above) to chat with “Virtual Reali-Tea” about her experience filming “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” Season 17. Brian Zak/NY Post

The Bravo newbie dished on her ongoing feud with co-star Porsha Williams, pictured here in New York City in March 2025. Christopher Peterson / SplashNews.com

“And I know we have people that are brought onto the show, this and that, but I was going to be on the show without you. That wasn’t about you,” she explained.

K. Michelle shared that she initially hoped to enter the group alongside castmate Angela Oakley after the two began developing a friendship off-camera.

“I actually wanted to be brought in by Angela because we had started to form a relationship and I wanted to be brought in by Angela,” she said.

Still, K. Michelle decided to give Williams the benefit of the doubt due to their history together.

K. Michelle has explained on “RHOA” that she feels some of her castmates — notably, Williams — have been “plotting against” her. She’s seen above in a still from the show. Daniel Delgado/Peacock

K. Michelle feels Williams’ eyebrow-raising joke about oysters was meant to take aim at the singer, who has previously been hit with rumors about her personal hygiene. Williams is pictured above on “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.” Charles Sykes/Bravo

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“So when I was told [it was going to be] Porsha because we did the movie and we did the ‘go girl,’ we support each other on pictures and things like that, I was like, ‘OK. I’m going to go in with an open mind and I’m going to watch for myself the behavior,’” she recalled.

According to K. Michelle, what she observed only confirmed her suspicions.

“And the behavior is as I thought,” she claimed. “It’s the behavior of being very well PR’ed up, knowing how to talk at this point and basically knowing how to sit there and smile and deal with that.”

“But also knowing what you’re doing and thinking you’re the producer,” she continued. “I could never be produced. You will never yo-yo me. You’re never going to produce me.”

K. Michelle entered “RHOA” via Williams, but chose to distance herself from the latter shortly after cameras started rolling. A Season 17 cast photo can be seen above. Gizelle Hernandez/James Bianchi/Bravo via Getty Images

K. Michelle told “VRT” she had hoped pal Angela Oakley, pictured above on “Virtual Reali-Tea,” could’ve introduced her to the group instead. Brian Zak/Page Six

The tension between the women came to a head during the May 17 episode of “RHOA,” when K. Michelle accused Williams of making a cryptic joke about oysters during a cast dinner on the group’s Dallas trip.

K. Michelle told “Virtual Reali-Tea” she believed the comment was a subtle attempt to embarrass her over longstanding online rumors about her vaginal hygiene.

The singer also alleged that Williams, alongside Phaedra Parks and Drew Sidora, were not genuinely interested in forming authentic friendships with her.

Instead, K. Michelle said she naturally gravitated toward building bonds with castmates Kelli Ferrell, Shamea Morton, Pinky Cole and Oakley.

The musician previously starred in “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” before becoming a “Real Housewife.” Brian Zak/Page Six

“I just feel like I didn’t come in like people expected,” the singer, seen performing in May, said of her approach to the new reality TV format. Getty Images

“And I just feel like I didn’t come in like people expected,” she said. “And once I didn’t go or pick this group or do this, then it was like, ‘Oh, you didn’t fall in line.’”

While K. Michelle and Williams once publicly supported one another, it appears their friendship has officially soured — and viewers are now watching the fallout play out on-screen.

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” airs Sundays at 8 p.m. ET on Bravo with new episodes available to stream on Peacock.