It’s no secret that Atlanta has become the reality show mecca. ?Regular people with regular jobs have become overnight sensations because of shows like The Real Housewives of Atlanta, Love & Hip Hop Atlanta, The New Atlanta, I Dream of Nene… etc.
Some of the ‘stars’ have had great success while there are quite a few who are having a tough time adjusting to the ‘normalcy’ of every day life.
Since RHOA has had 6 successful seasons, the annual cast changes have turned ‘reality’ into ‘nightmares’ for those who seek fame and fortune while the camera’s AREN’T rolling.
DeShawn Snow? Long dough. Lisa Wu? Divorced and looking. Sheree Whitfield? Broke & facing foreclosure.
But we already knew about all that…
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Truth of the matter is this… it’s not just Sheree’ who needs some off-air assistance these days and while I’m not saying any names, here are a few hints…
There’s one ex ‘housewife’ who has been having a bit of financial difficulty lately and has had to??utilize a few high-interest loans for quick cash to pay his bills. Sad thing is… when you do ‘title loans’ and miss a payment, your car suffers the consequences!
This ‘housewife’ was a fan favorite during the first few seasons of the popular reality show, but soon discovered that there was more to life than yelling and screaming on camera.
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This ex ‘housewife’ was arrested a few years back for driving a friend’s ?Chevy Tahoe on a suspended license (click HERE if you missed that).
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This ex ‘housewife’ has returned to managing his salon and has also been trying his hand at celebrity styling.
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This ex ‘housewife’ also still hits red carpets on occasion, but unfortunately being a ‘celeb’ doesn’t pay the bills.
That being said, the ex ‘housewife’ was embarrassed recently when a tow truck showed up to the salon and promptly drove away with his red Mercedes.
The moral of this story? Times are hard… reality shows are rampant… but ‘real life’ is still real.