Real or fake? Bravo stars expose shocking truth behind the Real Housewives of Atlanta

It’s no secret that reality TV shows are not 100% real, but it seems like some of Bravo’s stars are feeling like the “real” is missing from reality in the Real Housewives of Atlanta (RHOA). The latest season of RHOA is under fire from some of Bravo’s biggest stars for its allegedly “fake” storylines.

Tamra Judge, a Real Housewives veteran, recently questioned the authenticity of the first episode of the 14th season of RHOA during Two T’s in a Pod podcast. She felt that a particular storyline involving Drew Sidora’s husband receiving a text from his assistant offering him a massage was repeated for attention, calling the entire storyline fake.

Tamra is not the only one to question the show’s authenticity. RHOA stars Kandi Burruss and Sanya Richards-Ross have called out multiple women on the show, including Drew, for “acting” for the cameras and intentionally causing feuds to gain attention. The pair felt that women would start fights amongst each other and with them to spice up the dynamic.

It has been alleged that the producers give the group topics to discuss with the intention of causing arguments, along with fallouts and the over-the-top meltdowns that other Bravo stars feel are all acts. One Bravo producer has referred to what they called a show bible, which is an actual fifty-page document that literally outlines every woman, every story they have, and the direction they think they’re going to go.

Bravo maintains that none of the Real Housewives stars have to stick to any script, but with more and more Bravo stars calling out RHOA for being fake, fans may start to miss the raw, real moments that they have come to love. The show may be becoming more fictional than anything, which raises the question of how long it will be before fans start to lose interest.

It seems that RHOA is on the verge of becoming more scandalous than ever before, and fans are eagerly anticipating what’s to come. But with accusations of fake storylines and acting, it remains to be seen how long the show can continue to captivate audiences.

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Will fans start to turn away from the show as it becomes more and more fictional, or will they continue to tune in for the drama, scandals, and petty fights that have made the Real Housewives franchise such a cultural phenomenon? Only time will tell.