Kordell Stewart embarrassed for Porsha after fight with Kenya Moore on RHOA season 6 reunion

Kordell Stewart, Porsha Williams' ex husband, is reportedly "embarrassed" for his ex-wife after her epic fight with co-star Kenya Moore on the Real Housewives of Atlanta reunion taping last month.

Porsha's future on the RHOA reality show remains unknown – she was charged with battery and handed herself in after a warrant was issued for her arrest. After posting $2,000 bond and taking a mugshot photo, the reality star was released.

There are reports that charges against Porsha could be dropped by Kenya if she apologizes. A source told Hollywood Life: "If Porsha publicly came out and apologized to Kenya and really and genuinely said she's sorry and meant it and said how she was wrong for putting her hands on Kenya, Kenya just might ask the charges be dropped."

Porsha's divorce from Kordell was only finalized in December 2013. Kordell is said to be distancing himself from his ex-wife even more, according to Radar Online.

A source told Radar Online: "Kordell is distancing himself from Porsha, now more than ever. During their marriage, he thought Porsha acted inappropriately to get ratings for the show and wasn't a good role model for his son, [Syre]. Her fight on national TV proves that."

The source continued, "When Kordell allowed Bravo into his life, it went against everything he stood for. He is a very private person but compromised for fame-hungry Porsha."

Kordell filed for divorce from Porsha in March 2013 after two years of marriage.

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