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Kenya says Glenn Rice Threatened to kill everyone Glen is not Tammy nephew

http://www.inquisitr.com/2648036/kenya-moore-says-glen-rice-jr-threatened-to-kill-everyone-glen-rice-says-tammy-mccall-browning-is-not-family/#Ab7bUTbdSmrWXyOZ.99

Is Kenya Moore at fault for the violence that happened during the housewives’ vacation in Miami? While some of Kenya’s The Real Housewives of Atlanta co-stars believe that she contributed to the drama, Kenya maintains that she in way should be blamed for what happened with Glen Rice Jr. and Tammy McCall Browning’s subsequent injury. Meanwhile, Glen’s father, the retired NBA player Glen Rice, posted a tweet stating that Tammy is actually not family and should have never used his son.
Sunday night’s episode showed Kenya asking security to kick Glen, whom she thought was acting aggressively, out of the Miami vacation home. A very angry Glen moved towards Kenya and called her a “little b***h.” Tammy stood in his path and he forcefully shoved her out of the way, resulting in Tammy falling to the floor and being temporarily knocked out. As the other women took care of Tammy, security held Glen back and led him out. Tammy regained consciousness a bit and was taken to the hospital in an ambulance.
Some of the other housewives placed some blame for what happened on Kenya. They said that Kenya should have just let Tammy deal with her nephew. They took Kenya’s involvement as another example of her instigating drama and provoking people. Porsha Williams, who had been flirting with one of Glen’s friends, thought Kenya was “making it a little more than what it was.”
Sheree said that Kenya should have minded her own business.
    “This could all have been avoided if Kenya had minded her own business. That’s Tammy’s nephew. She could have handled it.”
Kim Fields voiced that Kenya shouldn’t have been surprised over what happened.
Phaedra Parks in particular took Kenya to task for labeling Glen as aggressive. On the episode, the day after the drama, Phaedra and Sheree continued to criticize Kenya for acting against Glen. “Everybody knows that Kenya is the queen of messy, but this time, she has really taken it to another level,” Phaedra said, to which Sheree said that they “have to be careful about labeling” black men the way Kenya did. Phaedra even said that Kenya behaved “like any white woman in suburbia that becomes afraid” and that Glen “did not do anything” for being treated the way Kenya treated him.