'RHOA' Star Sheree Whitfield's Top 10 Secrets & Scandals

Sheree Whitfied had a rough childhood. At 15, she gave birth to her daughter Tierra.

Then in 1989, she was arrested and charged with theft and possessing criminal tools. She pleaded no contest to both charges.

Whitfield's mansion, seen on season 1 of RHOA, was taken over by Aurora Loan Services. It later sold in foreclosure for $1.1 million — $1.3 million less than what the housewife and her ex-husband paid for it in 2000! During an interview, Whitfield wouldn't clarify what type of home she then moved into, but did admit she had to downsize.

In 2013, it was reported that the Whitfield lost the house she was building called "Chateau Sheree" to foreclosure. But Whitfield claims to still own the property.

In 2012, it was reported that Whitfield was fired from RHOA for her diva demands. But in a statement, she said, "After four solid seasons of helping Bravo build the show into its most successful Housewives franchise, I have decided to leave." Who knew she'd be back so soon!

In 2007, Sheree and her husband Bob Whitfield divorced after seven years of marriage.

In 2012, Bob agreed to pay Sheree $75,000 in child support after missing 38 monthly payments.

Bob filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy in 2011, saying that although his assets were worth $1.01 million, he had $600,00 in liabilities. His case was eventually changed to Chapter 7, and he had to liquidate his assets. He sold off two homes and paid off his debt.

In August 1997, Whitfield filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy under her maiden name of Fuller. The case was closed as of Jan. 6, 1998.