'Real Houswives of Atlanta' season 7: Porsha Stewart's financial woes coincide with her problems in casting status

Real life problems hound the stars of the hit Bravo reality show "The Real Housewives of Atlanta." 

After Porsha Williams almost started a feud with Claudia Jordan, the latest addition in the "RHOA" bunch, rumors are starting to circulate online about her alleged money problems. The news sprouted after she sold for $300,000 the Rolls-Royce that was allegedly given to her by a wealthy suitor. The 33-year-old reality show star reportedly received the high-end car from a rich man who also happens to be married. 

When asked why she decided to sell the expensive car, Porsha simply said, "I'm trading up with the New Year coming up." 

Entertainment website TMZ reported that Porsha was forced to sell the luxury car after her alleged boyfriend decided to stop supporting her financially after he got irked by her constant boasting on social media. 

Meanwhile, the reality TV star chose to shrug off her money problems in the show, and decided to pick on Claudia instead. The former, who was demoted from being a main character this season, is annoyed that the latter managed to get a spot in the show. 

"I do think that she wanted the TV job, but that's not what happened," Porsha angrily stated. "My check has a whole 'nother name than hers... and amount." 

However, other series regulars like Cynthia Bailey and Kenya Moore accepted Claudia with open arms. Kenya even advised her to try to work things out with Porsha. 

Porsha also claimed that there is a new man in her life, but she will never reveal his identity until the producers decide to put her status back to series regular again. 

Meanwhile, Kenya has some troubles of her own after she began feeling the strain of being blamed for things that she never did. She's irritated at the fact that Apollo dragged her into his marital mess, and she wants to get her name cleared soon.

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