“I know yall have heard the rumors,” Moore said. “They call him Chrissy… For the last 10 years, there have been pervasive rumors about Kim’s husband. Whether it’s Tutty and Fruity or Kim and Chrissy, they exist.”
Now, Cynthia Bailey is sharing her thoughts on the situation and she thinks that Moore was out of line for making such accusations.
“When you come to people, when you address situations like that without real facts, it kind of sucks because even if it’s not true, rumors still stay out there,” she told OKMagazine.com. “So I don’t think it’s cool to talk about things you don’t have any facts behind.”
Bailey feels sorry that Fields has to deal with these accusations.
“I definitely feel bad for Kim in that situation because my husband, there are always rumors and people talking about Peter as well, so I’ve been in that seat before and it’s not a fun seat to be in,” she explained.
Bailey claims that she is confused as to what started the drama between Moore and Fields in the first place.
“Kim and Kenya were friends when Kim came onto the show, so I don’t really know when and where it all went left,” she said.
Bailey also didn’t expect for such immature arguments to unfold on the trip.
“In terms of the commercial, I didn’t really realize how bad tensions where with them,” she admitted. “I didn’t think it was that bad. There’s always tensions when there are two of the girls, so that’s not a surprise.”
“When I sat them down one-on-one in Jamaica to talk about the commercial and I made my decision to go with Kim, I realized just how bad things were,” Bailey explained. “By the time we got to Jamaica, it was really in a dark place.”
Bailey had to excuse herself as best as she could to avoid getting trapped in the middle of the fight.
“I had to stay focused on the commercial,” she said. “I couldn’t let it take over what my goal was in Jaimaca. I was there to do the eyewear commercial.”
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