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In the Real Housewives of Atlanta chronicles, the battle between Phaedra Parks and Kenya Moore over Mr. Apollo heats up. After Phaedra accused Kenya of propositioning her hunky hubby via text, Ms. Moore took to her blog to respond.

To the accusations of impropriety, Moore wrote: “Apollo and I had initially communicated via group text and emails when collaborating on the workout video. We were amiable to one another even after the deal fell through and remained cordial.Despite his desperate outburst, neither of us acted inappropriately.”

Even though Apollo also claimed she propositioned him via smartphone, Moore wrote she felt he had been nudged to say so by his wife. “It was just as shocking for me to hear him make accusations,” she wrote, “that I, in effect, propositioned him. So shocking that I had to laugh at just how contrived and rehearsed it was. Beyond a shadow of a doubt, I’m certain Apollo was coached by Phaedra.”

Then Kenya turned her sites on Phaedra who she called a backstabber and a shady business person…. Nice to see the love on RHOA is at an all-time high and will be sure to continue into the next season!

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He’s already gone on the radio to tell the truth about he and Kenya Moore’s fake, done-for-TV relationship. Now Real Housewives of Atlanta’s Walter Jackson is asking Bravo exec Andy Cohen to let him spill the beans on TV.

Taking to Twitter, Jackson reached out to Cohen, who’s also the executive producer of the Real Housewives franchise, if he could go on his show Watch What Happens: Live to give some secrets. “Hi @BravoAndy, I am willing to come on your show,” he tweeted, “and prove that we hadn’t seen or talked to each other until the show started taping.”

If telling his side wasn’t enough, Jackson has also made sure he’s been spotted out on dates. He was recently spotted at an Atlanta hot spot and obliging every photo opportunity with a female in the joint. But, at this point, we all know the deal… And if Cohen doesn’t want this perceived fakeness infecting his hit reality series, Jackson should have his day on Bravo to, hmm, keep it real.