RHOA’s Kenya Moore reveals fall-out from friend Porsha Williams as she calls co-star ‘disgusting’

RHOA's Kenya Moore has revealed the true extent of her fall-out with former friend Porsha Williams, calling her co-star "disgusting".

Fans of the reality show will know that right from the very beginning, the two women have been feuding after Porsha, 39, called Kenya, 49, "Miss America" instead of "Miss USA" - a title she won back in 1993.

But viewers shouldn’t hold their breath for the pair to make up anytime soon.

The on-and-off frenemies are very much off in season 13, and Kenya says the ball is in Porsha's court.

Speaking to ET she said: "For three years, I considered her friend.

"I was very supportive. I remember going to her baby shower, reaching out to her -- even when she had her spin-off, I was tweeting about it. I was sharing her joy with her and I actually had love for her.

"So, for her to turn on me when NeNe came back -- I think the fans and everyone saw that."

"And for those things that she is doing to me this season, it's just really disgusting."

Their feud all started back in the season six reunion, when things escalated to the point where they were both hurling insults at each other before Porsha, who had just gone through a divorce and a miscarriage, snapped and dragged Kenya by her hair.

Through the seasons, their feud continued until 2018 when they both patched things up and even celebrated their pregnancies together.

But things quickly soured for season 12 when Porsha called Kenya "a fake friend" to Cynthia Bailey after a series of alleged text messages.

Then last month Porsha and Kenya unfollowed each other on Instagram after a source revealed two housewives were involved in a threesome with a stripper at Cynthia's bachelorette party – while cameras were rolling.

Meanwhile, Kenya also talked about turning 50 in the New Year, she told ET: "Once you confirm that, then I think that it's a possibility that Hollywood might go, you know what?

"She can't play the hot girl anymore. She can't play this part anymore," she says. "So, that would be my only real concern."

"Where I am spiritually, emotionally, I am loving turning that number next year.

"I feel like I can conquer the world -- there is nothing that I cannot do -- and if that means turning 50 … then, please, can I turn 50 tomorrow?"