'Real Housewives of Atlanta' season 8 preview: Kim Fields gets advice on how to respond to rumors in episode 15

This week on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," the women appeared to be bonding in Jamaica while their partners seemed to be giving a newcomer a very hard time. Kenya Moore also spread rumors about Kim Fields's husband Chris Morgan, and later on in the episode, Sheree Whitfield felt that it was up to her to tell the "Facts of Life" star about what was being said about her spouse.

Kenya's new boyfriend, Matt, decided to join the men for drinks. When Matt revealed that he was only 28 years old, Peter Thomas, Gregg Leakes, and Chris all laughed about that, and Chris joked that he had jeans the same age as Matt. When Matt became agitated, Peter told him to slow down, and the two argued until Matt said that they should take a walk. Peter retorted that he should just "walk like your girl walked," and at that point, Matt got up and walked out of the bar.

Meanwhile, Kenya, Sheree, Porsha Williams, and NeNe Leakes were lounging at the pool when Kenya asked them if they heard the rumors about Chris being gay.

"They call him Christie!" Kenya said. Sheree told the cameras that she felt that it wasn't right for them to talk about Kim and her husband since they weren't there to defend themselves.

At the end of the episode, Sheree decided to tell Kim about what the others said about Chris.

"I just want to let you know that some of the things that were said last night were about your husband being fruity or gay," said Sheree.

After the episode aired, Kim took to Twitter and wrote, "NEXT WEEK…I got this. #RHOA." The tweet also included a fire emoji, which hints at a heated scene between her and another Housewife next week.

On next Sunday's episode titled "Read School is in Session," Phaedra Parks and NeNe offer Kim advice on how to respond to the rumors. As the trip begins to wind down in Jamaica, tensions hit a peak between Kim and Kenya, which causes Cynthia to be caught in the middle.

"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" airs Sundays at 8/7c on Bravo.

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