'Real Housewives of Atlanta' season 8 cast rumors: no Claudia Jordan?

Claudia Jordan is reportedly not returning to "The Real Housewives of Atlanta." According to Us Weekly, the TV and radio host won't be coming back to the hit Bravo franchise for its eighth season.

Jordan joined "RHOA" during its recently concluded seventh season, and she immediately made an impression, partly because of her conflicts with NeNe Leakes. In the final three episodes of the season, storylines were all about the ladies' feud. 

TMZ reports that it was Bravo's decision to exclude Jordan from the upcoming season, and that she was reportedly booted off the show due to her feud with the show's longtime star. 

Bravo has yet to comment on the reports. 

As for the reality star, reports of her alleged dismissal appeared to catch her by surprise. On Saturday morning, she posted a Twitter message which read, "Wait what?!?" followed by emojis crying tears of laughter. 

If the reports turn out to be true, the 42-year old will still have a lot of things to keep her busy. Aside from being the host of "The Rickey Smiley Morning Show," Jordan has just gotten a new role in a movie called "The Substitute Spy." She will be starring alongside Jasmine Guy ("A Different World").

The reality star made the announcement on Twitter earlier this month as she posted a photo of the film's poster along with the caption, "Looking forward to starting my next film with Jasmine Guy and many other talented actors next week. #TheSubstituteSpy #Grateful #Blessed #booked". 

According to Wetpaint, Jordan has recently wrapped "The Hills," a big screen thriller starring Omar Gooding and Clifton Powell, in which she plays a nurse who falls in love with a corrections officer. 

In addition to her film, radio and TV career, Jordan also revealed that she's looking forward to launching a clothing line.

She told her Instagram followers, "Fitness attire coming soon tho". 

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