Kenya Moore of The Real Housewives of Atlanta is still feeling ‘somekindaway’ about being told that she wears too much makeup and she’s speaking out about Kim Fields’ ‘self-righteous’ viewpoints.

Moore was the most outspoken about Fields’ ‘Beatless Brunch’ theme, which was featured in the recent episode of the popular reality show (click HERE if you missed that) and her new BFF, Kandi Burruss even stepped up on Kenya’s behalf to offer her support.

[READ: Kandi Burruss Posts Make-Up Free Photo in Response to Beatless Brunch Criticism…]

Now Moore has followed suit by digging in the archives and posting a ‘beatless’ photo of her own.? Kenya also took a moment to blast Kim Fields in her latest Bravo blawg and refers to her new cast member as self-righteous, judgmental and accusatory.

Read Kenya’s latest accusations + check out her ‘beatless’ photo below…

Kenya posted the photo above, referring to herself as a ‘beatless beauty,’ stating:

Kenya also hit her Bravo blawg to address all the negative energy KIM FIELDS brings to the group… (insert side-eye), stating:

We?ve seen Kim speak about the ?group? in a negative way before. She told Phaedra that everyone had their breasts out at my Kenya Moore Hair Care launch party and she ?missed class,? thereby calling us classless or trashy.

She quipped before that we all looked like we were always on a red carpet and she often makes disapproving faces and comments while she is with us.

I?ve had a little too much of Kim?s self-righteous behavior. Her “beatless brunch” could have been to celebrate our natural beauty, which I think all of the women have, however, when her voice message specifically stated: ?We need to be reminded what make up is for,? that is when the message was no longer positive for me and more judgmental and accusatory.

Translation: ?You all wear too much makeup and you need to learn to wear less, because I do not approve of how you look?.

As for all the criticism she received on her actions at Field’s ‘Beatless Brunch,’ Kenya states that she is a QUEEN and is offended by the judgement of her RHOA peer…

I am a queen in more ways than one and I?m very comfortable in my own skin whether that is in red carpet makeup of none at all — flaws and all, it?s in my blood. As I stated, as ancestors of Nubian Queens such as Queen Nefertiti, I fully own who I am and will not allow another woman to make me feel lesser than. No woman should be made to feel as though another women does not approve of the way she looks whether it be her dress, makeup, hairstyle, Spanx, surgeries, etc?

It?s all self-expression and to each his own.

Further, Kim is the last person to tell someone how to look. You cannot encourage anyone to celebrate their natural beauty having had multiple cosmetic procedures and while wearing atrocious wigs made of fake hair… Nothing natural about that at all. Don?t judge lest ye be judged.

Sidebar: Wait… Kenya is calling someone out for having plastic surgery??? I can’t!!! LMFAO!!!

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When Kenya brought up the issues about her mother during the brunch, the ladies all listened, but quickly moved to the next subject.

When asked about the support she’s received from the group, Kenya calls out cast mate Porsha Williams, who noted in her confessional how Kenya’s antagonistic ways are almost understandable because of Kenya’s parental issues.

?…I was deeply offended that someone would state in their interview that “I cannot give love because I haven?t been loved.” I?ve had an army of people love and cherish me my entire life, it just wasn?t my mother.

I may have a hard exterior sometimes because I am very guarded, but when I do love someone, there is nothing more powerful and meaningful, because I know what it is like to feel abandoned. So in some ways I may over compensate in that area.

As for her feelings about Kim Fields, Kenya seems to think that the ‘Facts of Life’ star is above all of the drama that comes along with being on RHOA, stating:

Kim believes she is too good for this group and too good to work with me. I guess she isn?t too good to need Cynthia’s check.

What do you think of Kenya’s statements?