'Rhoa': Marlo Hampton Was "Vulnerable and Emotional" About Her Nephews During the Reunion (Exclusive)

'Rhoa': Marlo Hampton Was "Vulnerable and Emotional" About Her Nephews During the Reunion (Exclusive)

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Adjusting to motherhood is no easy feat. And while Marlo happily took on the role of “Munty” to her nephews William and Michael, it came with some struggles. As a result, Marlo made the decision to kick her nephews out and send them to her sister for a period of 30 days.

On the show, Marlo cited behavioral issues with the boys as her reason for sending them away. The entrepreneur also shared that she simply needed a break. Unfortunately, it didn’t stop fans of the show and some cast members from looking at Marlo differently for her decision.

Things took a turn during a cast dinner when Marlo shared her opinion about Ralph Pittman’s decision to not adopt Drew Sidora’s son. Kandi, who believed that Marlo shouldn’t have anything to say since she had her own situation with her nephews, called out Marlo. And of course, drama ensued.

Many of the ladies saw the hypocrisy of Marlo speaking out about Ralph’s decision. But instead of heeding Kandi’s advice, Marlo hurled insults, which caused her to be read for filth by Kandi and Todd.

That said, once the ladies returned from Jamaica, Marlo shared in a confessional that her nephews would be returning to her residence after spending time with her sister and her family. Marlo shared that the boys now had structure, which led to a change in attitude about doing chores around the house and focusing on their studies.

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