Kenya Moore, Porsha Stewart fight on RHOA reunion leads charges pressed; Porsha's mugshot photo released

"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" reunion brawl between Kenya Moore and Porsha Williams has led to criminal charges.

Williams, formerly Porsha Stewart, turned herself in to authorities Wednesday night after a warrant was issued for her arrest.

The reality star was charged with battery, took a beautiful mugshot photo, and was released after posting a $2,000 bond.

The epic fight happened during the Bravo program's season six reunion taping.

Multiple sources report that after being taunted by Moore, Williams sprung from her seat and began beating her. Allegedly, Moore was dragged by her hair across the floor.

"[Porsha] is a little thing and she jumped on her and pulled her down to the ground by her hair, and Kenya doesn't have a weave, it is all her own hair," a source told Radar Online.

After the assault, Moore called 911 and asked for police assistance.

"I've just been assaulted," she told the dispatcher. "She hit me in my head and was fighting me... hitting me."

It is unknown whether Moore sought medical attention, or what the nature of her injuries were.

After news of the assault spread, many assumed Moore would be fired from RHOA for physically instigating the fight. Rumors also began circulating that the cast would quit the show if Moore was fired. Castmember NeNe Leakes disputed those claims, and stated that if Williams is fired, it won't just be because of the fight.

"I don't know where that came from," Leakes told Essence Magazine.

"I've never said that. We don't group up together to do much. You know all of us aren't goosing up together to be going to bat for Porsha. We don't collectively do anything.

"But I will say this: I don't think that Porsha deserves to get fired based on the fight with Kenya. I do think she was on the chopping block before she got into the fight. Fighting Kenya did not help her case."

The three-part "Real Housewives of Atlanta" season six reunion airs April 20, April 27, and May 4 at 8 p.m. ET on Bravo.

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