Real Housewives of Atlanta (RHOA) season 15 finale criticized for editing out some Kenya Moore scenes

The latest season of Real Housewives of Atlanta (RHOA) has reached its conclusion with the airing of the season 15 finale.

However, viewers have expressed a range of opinions in reaction to the finale. This is especially after discovering that some of the scenes did not meet their expectations.

Having said that, one particular point of discussion centers around the editing choices made by the show’s creators.

As per reports (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6), some fans are disappointed after they found out that some scenes involving Kenya Moore were left out.

Fans of the show have been sparked to react as some now question the authenticity of other scenes in the show.

Here are some reports for reference:

WHY was Kenya salon scene cut out from #RHOA and not the Finale it deserved to be, you really dislike her that much you willing to bet the franchise on MarLOW, the Homeless Paperclip Lady and Drew and Ralph’s theatrics? Just trifling and TRASH!!!🤬 (Source)

I know we only got to see a small snippet but I felt bad for @SanyaRichiRoss. It seemed as if she was going through so many moments alone. Ross should have been filmed in the scene with her and her mom at the end. #RHOA (Source)

Kenya Moore herself has shared some clips of scenes that were filmed but not included in the show’s finale.

Some viewers also found out that they removed some scenes from the finale that featured in the trailer and movie premiere.

Furthermore, there are some more scenes that viewers were anticipating to be part of the finale. But unfortunately, they were removed from the show.

Regrettably, the creators have not yet provided any clarifications over their editing choices. But we will update this article as and when we come across anything noteworthy.

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