Just when it seemed like the fight between Phaedra Parks and Kenya Moore had finally been put to rest, we are now learning that all is not exactly well, at least not yet. On last week's episode of RHOA, the women finally sat down and had a real conversation, and both apologized for whatever hurt their actions had caused. That step was huge in a war of worlds that, once Apollo Nida decided to stir the pot, has lasted for years. It seemed unlikely that these two would ever even attempt to reconcile and inch toward a friendship again, and while the apologies happened, the trust is still shaky.
Parks and Moore took to their Bravo blogs to discuss the situation now that several months have passed. Parks concedes that it will be a long time before they will be real friends, and Moore was quick to throw shade about not trusting her former nemesis's intentions.
"I honestly can't say whether or not Phaedra can move forward, as I can only speak for myself. What I have tried to do is have an open heart and a listening ear and compassion for others in difficult times. We all make mistakes, but in life you can't live in the past. You cannot hurt people because you are hurting and never try to make amends. You also can't cherry pick what parts of the Bible you choose to accept for your convenience. The Bible says: Get rid of all bitterness, rage and anger, brawling and slander, along with every form of malice. Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you. If Phaedra is truly sincere about accepting God's word, she will do just that," explained Moore.
Do you think Parks seemed genuinely sorry for not only thinking the worst of Moore, but then speaking it as well? She clearly does not like having to apologize but seemed pretty humble in the moment, didn't she? Is this just one more example of Moore creating more unnecessary controversy to get attention? Tell us your thoughts in the comments section below.
