Ex-Real Housewives of Atlanta cast member Shereè Whitfield is feeling some kinda way about her recent appearance on OWNTV’s ‘Iyanla: Fix My Life’.

[READ: In Case You Missed It: Bob & Sheree Whitfield on Iyanla: Fix My Life [VIDEO] + Oprah Shares Thoughts… ]

Shereè was featured on Saturday’s episode alongside her ex-husband and father of her two youngest children, former NFL player Bob Whitfield, who admits that while Iyanla didn’t “fix” their issues, he felt it was a helpful experience.

[READ: EXCLUSIVE! Bob Whitfield Speaks About Fix My Life Appearance (VIDEO)]

In the episode, which you can revisit HERE, the duo was confronted by Iyanla Vanzant about their inability to get along and failure to co-parent their children.

[PHOTOS: Bob Whitfield & Mimi Faust Attend SPAAG (Single Parents Aspiring to Achieve Greatness) Event]

Well Sheree’s not too happy about the way she came across during the explosive episode and feels she was given the bad end of the stick.

Sheree has also released a statement in an attempt to keep her name in the news.

Details below…

 

Iyanla totally roasted Shereè about her thought processes, stating she “has the energy of a victim,” and also questioned the former ‘housewife’ about “Chateau Sheree,” the exceptionally large (and still unfinished) mansion she began building during her days on RHOA.

Shereè is having a hard time dealing with the consequences of her actions and on the show, even admitted to Iyanla that she felt “attacked” after being questioned about her finances.

The following statement was released by Shereè  to her close friends over at RumorFix:

Since leaving the ‘Housewives’, I’ve been at a different place in my life, a place of healing and self-empowerment, so when Bob reached out to me about doing this show on co-parenting I was excited because I thought we were both on the same page and equally wanted to work towards mending our relationship so that we could more effectively co-parent, and even more importantly I thought it was an opportunity to inspire single parents in our situation.

However, once shooting began I felt misled because the line of questioning was centered more on accusations of my shortcomings as a wife versus how we can begin to resolve our issues.

Shereè went even further in the statement by calling Iyanla’s approach to therapy “one-sided” and “judgmental”.

Iyanla’s camp has not commented on the subject but clearly Shereè is on a mission to secure a spot on OWN now that she has Oprahs “attention”.

Maybe she can do a new reality show about recovering from financial mismanagement or how to buy back your soul after selling it to reality television.

Stay tuned…

In the meantime… Sheree’s ‘Who Gone Check Me Boo‘ is still available on iTunes.

What do you think of Sheree’s statement?

Was Iyanla and Bob too hard on her or does Sheree need tough love?