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A Preview Of The Real Housewives Of Atlanta Season 4

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Catch a preview of the Real Housewives of Atlanta season 4.   Sheree Whitfield, Kandi Burruss, Phaedra Parks, Cynthia Bailey and fan favorites NeNe Leakes and Kim Zolciak will all make their return. Here’s what VH1 had to say about the ladies – we included three.

NeNe Leakes: This season, NeNe and Gregg have officially separated. Though Gregg no longer lives with NeNe and the boys, they have a complex relationship. NeNe struggles with her decision on whether or not to sign the divorce papers and truly move on from their 15-year relationship. Since her experience on Celebrity Apprentice, NeNe has realized she has a knack for business and uses one of her Trump connections to pursue an entrepreneurial endeavor.

Kim Zolciak: As her psychic predicted, Kim’s life has changed dramatically for the better. Kroy adores Kim, her daughters and is a loving father to baby KJ. Though they have established a new life together, Kroy has to return to the NFL, leaving Kim to get their new house in order and tend to three children. To add to her juggling act, Kim is pursuing a country music career without the help of Kandi. Update: Zolciak reportedly nabbed her own spin-off with VH1 that will focus on her relationship, children and career.

Kandi Burruss: After a year spent recording and touring to support her solo album, Kandi has shifted her focus to a new endeavor: an intimate luxury line. She’s also switching gears with music and focusing on writing country hits for a popular artist.. While she has yet to find Mr. Right, Kandi is spending more time than ever with Mama Joyce. Ever the mediator, she remains close with the other Housewives.

Are you ready for The Real Housewives of Atlanta season 4? Season 4 premieres Sunday night November 6th at 10pm.

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