The Real Housewives of Atlanta drama continues to explode as Phaedra Parks suddenly speaks out claiming that she has been the victim of a completely unfair punishment.

She says she was accused of spreading shocking rumors about Kandi Burruss, even though she never actually said a word on camera.

Phaedra claims that all she did was repeat rumors that were already out there, but the story was twisted into making many believe that she was the source of the drama.

The lawyer and reality TV star claims that the situation got out of hand when the rumors were exaggerated and pinned on her as if they were made up stories.

This, according to Phaedra, unfairly put her in the middle of the storm just because she dared to say what people were saying on the street.

This new statement has angered the RHOA fan community as they believe that the production team was too hasty in punishing Phaedra, especially when the truth has not been clarified and everything is covered by countless ambiguous speculations.

While Kandi Burruss remains silent on Phaedra’s new statement, social media has exploded with a series of conflicting opinions.

Many people demand a straightforward answer because the ambiguity only makes the situation more chaotic and adds to the already thick layer of drama on RHOA.

Once again, Real Housewives of Atlanta proves itself to be a gold mine of drama with behind-the-scenes secrets that the public cannot take their eyes off.

Will Phaedra be vindicated or will this just be the beginning of a new confrontation that will shake up Atlanta? This story certainly does not end here.

“Done With Stage Fighting”: New York Rangers Fans Favourite Enforcer Ready To Develop Into Something More

New York Rangers fan favourite enforcer is ready to prove to everyone that he’s capable of doing more this upcoming season.

The Rangers young enforcer, Matt Rempe. started off the preseason on the right foot as he had head coach Mike Sullivan praise his performance and development. Something that Rempe wants to continue to work on this season.

«I want to turn into not being known as an enforcer,» Rempe said, via Newsday’s Colin Stephenson. «I want to be turned into, ‘This guy’s a really good young power forward who also can fight.’”

The 24-year old enforcer made it very clear that he still values his role as an enforcer, but he would like to stop doing the ‘staged bouts’ and taking on every teams strongest guy. Instead he said he would like play his game and drop the gloves when it’s needed.

«I want to be done with ‘stage fighting,’» Rempe said. «If I’m being so effective that I have to fight because I’ve had eight real great hits in a game, or something like that, then I’ll do that.

«But me going to a game and just fight someone, that’s not helping me.»

Matt Rempe Has Showed Us He’s Capable Of Doing More

During the New York Rangers preseason opener, a 5-3 victory against the New Jersey Devils, Matt Rempe truly displayed his his growth form the offseason.

Rempe managed to burst through two defenders and created the Rangers’ second goal, something that Mike Sullivan was quite impressed with.

«I thought Remps had a great game,» Sullivan said, according to Mollie Walker, of The New York Post. «He was really strong on pucks.

He hangs onto pucks down low. He made good decisions when plays weren’t there off the rush. He would drive pucks low, and he would go to work down underneath the hashmarks. When he does that, I think he’s a handful for our opponents.»

It’s clear that Rempe is ready to take on the 2025-26 season with a new attitude and mindset, something fans should be really excited about.