Petty Peach-less Files: Eva Marcille & Shamea Morton Eviscerate Each Other Over THIS On #RHOA

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Eva Marcille And Shamea Morton Face Off Over RHOA

There’s some beef brewing on RHOA and it’s between two women who are “friends of the show.” On Sunday’s episode, Eva Marcille was none too pleased when Shamea Morton asked her about rumors that she was previously in a lesbian relationship with Missy Elliott. (Yes, Missy Elliott)

“Am I a lesbian?” said Eva. “The answer is no. Did I date Missy Elliott? The answer is no. Have I ever had a girl on girl experience? The answer is yes but still, why are we being messy?”

Afterwards, the two took their beef to social media where Eva slammed Shamea for being “wack” and “homophobic…

and Shamea clapped back by saying that she’s married and doesn’t have a sperm donor, which is what Eva calls her ex Kevin McCall.

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VERY NASTY AND VERY RUDE.

These two have more to say about each other, hit the flip.

On the RHOA after show Eva slammed Shamea for asking her such a personal question upon first meeting her.

“Let’s be clear she doesn’t know me from Adam, this is way too personal to try to just get to know someone,” said Eva.

“I thought it was open, I didn’t know it was a sore spot,” said Shamea who added that Eva needs to “toughen up.”

“I’ve never dated women, I’ve never dated Missy,” said Eva. “I know this might be new for Shamea, this thing called fame. She knows nothing about the life of an entertainer.”

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Shamea is denying being homophobic.

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She tells TheJasmineBrand:

I am far from homophobic – I have people in my family that are both lesbian and gay. So it saddens me to hear her come to that conclusion from me simply asking her about her sexuality. It’s unfortunate that some people just can’t stand behind their truth. They feel its deemed deviant or looked down upon. We are ok to love who we love. I just felt Eva wasn’t doing that. I could’ve asked her in a nicer/ more pleasant way but I was definitely not taking digs at the LGBTQ community. I am constantly working close with people from the LGBTQ community and I will continue to be an advocate for human rights!