'Real Housewives of Atlanta' reunion spoilers: Two members not included in taping, NeNe Leakes breaks down

The latest season of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" has so far not disappointed fans. The women have been at each other's throats since the beginning of the season, and the hatred and animosity continue on in the reunion special — a definite must-see for every "RHOA" fan. 

According to spoiler reports, there were two housewives missing in the taping of the reunion special last Friday. The first one is Demetria McKinney, who wasn't seen anywhere in the set. An insider for Radar Online shared that "the producers didn't feel that Demetria had enough to bring to the table," which is said to be the reason why she wasn't there. 

The next housewife is Porsha Williams, who wasn't completely missing in action that day. She arrived halfway through the taping, but there's a reason for that. This season, she was demoted to being only a friend after her physical brawl with Kenya Moore in the last season's reunion special. 

Williams expects to be back in full-action mode in the next season, while fans can still expect a very dramatic reunion special despite the absence of the two ladies. 

During the taping itself, it is reported that NeNe Leakes broke down and left the set. In the recent episodes, the housewives have not been getting along, and NeNe has been one of the ladies caught in the middle of everything. Not to mention, her ongoing feud with Cynthia Bailey has not improved either. 

A source for Radar Online said, "NeNe completely broke down. She was crying and then she walked off!" 

But fans need not worry too much, NeNe went back after taking an hour break. According to the same report, it was Dr. Jeff who made her snap. Dr. Jeff is the on-screen therapist for the girls and when NeNe saw him and he said something to her, she immediately cried. 

After the taping incident, NeNe wrote about the reunion episode on her blog, " ... (1) I feel like I been in a daze for the past few days! Really mentally drained (2) I went in feeling very at peace and I had mentally accepted things I could not change. (3) I had made my mind up that there were people I would NEVER talk to again in life....but God! Won't he do it!" 

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