RHOA's 'Top B***h' NeNe 'Not A Natural Caregiver' For Cancer-Stricken Gregg
Nov. 30 2018, Published 9:22 p.m. ET
Trouble in the ATL.
NeNe Leakes lashed out at her cancer-stricken husband Gregg Leakes, calling him evil, grouchy and mean but sources close to the reality star told RadarOnline.com that she was struggling with his tragic illness.
“This is really hard for NeNe,” an insider close to the Real Housewives of Atlanta star said.
“She’s the top b**ch and everyone pays attention to her but lately they are not and she doesn’t like that.”
NeNe had been caring for Gregg full time after he was diagnosed with cancer, and even sharing his medical troubles on RHOA but the source told RadarOnline.com she was no Florence Nightingale.
“She’s not a natural caregiver. So, when everyone is attention to Gregg she doesn’t always like it,” the snitch said.
The trouble began when Gregg, 63, shared an Instagram post about forgiveness, dedicating the message to “all my men.”
His wife, 50, was not happy. “Well u need to do everything you posted! Practice what you preach,” she wrote in the comments. “You need to pray for yourself! This mean, grouchy, evil stuff u pulling these days are NOT cool.”
Gregg’s way of handling his stage 3 colon cancer irritated his Bravolebrity wife.
“I would just think if I have or had cancer, I would see life so differently! Not be mean, grouchy and evil for no real reason! But that’s me. Pray for me,” she wrote.
When a fan wrote she should be cautious because “tables can easily turn,” NeNe went ballistic.
“Chileeee shut up! Gregg has done so much s**t! It didn’t just start! While u commenting saying s**t to me, ask him what has he done! Oh and by the way, Gregg isn’t bed stricken and needing daily help! You got it twisted,” she wrote.
Do you think NeNe would leave Gregg in the middle of his cancer treatment? Sound off in comments below!
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