Kim Zolciak-Biermann was far from happy with how her appearance on the Real Housewives of Atlanta reunion went.

Kim Zolciak-Biermann was far from happy with how her appearance on the Real Housewives of Atlanta reunion went.

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During the episode of the hit Bravo show, Leakes and most of the Housewives banded together and railed against Zolciak-Biermann as they recalled the way she behaved during her return to RHOA.

The biggest hot-button issue of the season, of course, had to do with Zolciak-Biermann saying Leakes was “sick and disgusting” for living in a “roach nest” — a term many of the women told Zolciak-Biermann on Sunday they felt was racist for its cultural implications of impoverished black women living in the projects.

“You’re reaching. Reaching,” Zolciak-Biermann said in her defense. “Don’t try it. It has nothing to do with the projects or none of that s—. A roach is a roach.”

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Though she appeared to shrug off the negativity during the ferocious fight, rolling her eyes and calming walking off set after it was done, Zolciak-Biermann broke down in tears while talking to Cohen after the show’s wrap.

“That bitch knows I’m not racist. NeNe knows I’m not racist,” Zolciak-Biermann told Cohen. “You know why you have not found another white woman to [join the cast]? Because nobody is dumb enough to do that! Put yourself in my shoes — five African-American women — just hammered! I couldn’t even speak, my mind’s a f—— whirlwind!”

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She then continued to deny claims that she was racist, explaining that she felt racism as a whole was only something being magnified by social media.

“This whole racism thing in this day in age is b——. Everyone of those m———— on that couch owe this world a f—— apology for this racism s—,” Zolciak-Biermann said. “They already tried to claim that s— long ago. Nobody bought into it then because the social media wasn’t there and racism wasn’t f—— all that real. You know it.”

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In the wake of #RoachGate, as it was come to be known, Leakes had responded with her own slams — calling Zolciak-Biermann “racist” and claiming she and her daughter Brielle “don’t like black people.

“Kim & her daughter oops whole family are racists! What her daughter did at my home… was racist, learned behavior etc,” Leakes, 50, alleged in a comment on Instagram, adding, “Kim is a calculating bio polar racist with a horrible mouth, who uses black folks for her come up.”

“That word ‘roach’ just ain’t the word I needed to hear her saying,” Leakes said on a RHOA episode. “It sounds very racial when you are speaking to an African-American person and talk about roaches. Because people feel like you associated that with the ghetto or trash. Black people do not receive that very well.”

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Zolciak-Biermann didn’t take Leakes’ claims lightly. As #RoachGate played out on social media, the “Tardy for the Party” singer obtained legal counsel against Leakes.

“She put #KKK on the Instagram post. I’ve hired legal counsel at this point. It’s just that bad,” Zolciak-Biermann told Larry King on Larry King Now in October. “It’s inappropriate. In this day and age, people are dying over racism. I’m on a show with all African-American women and I’m the only one that’s ever been on the show that’s Caucasian, so it’s the card that sometimes they play and it’s gross. And I won’t allow it.”

The Don’t Be Tardy star later revealed on RHOA that she received death threats after Leakes’ racist claims. “She wants to pull the race card. That’s the devil, bitch,” Zolciak-Biermann said. “There’s not a racist bone in my body. Not me, my husband, or my children see color. Never have.”

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By episode’s end on Sunday, it was clear the two would never be mending their relationship and that Zolciak-Biermann’s time on RHOA was done for good (Zolciak-Biermann confirmed the latter recently, saying she was never returning again).

It was sad to see for fans of the show, who remember Zolciak-Biermann giving RHOA some of its most iconic moments when it first premiered in October 2008.

But as Zolciak-Biermann claimed when she left RHOA halfway through season 5, the show became too negative. And judging from the way season 10 went, that never fixed itself.

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Who’s to blame for that? In the Atlanta Housewives eyes, it was Zolciak-Biermann.

At the reunion, Leakes, Burruss, Moore, and Bailey all slammed her for starting feuds and spreading hate. “It’s all me, it’s all me,” Zolciak-Biermann shrugged off. “Sure. Sure.”

“How much can a person take?” Zolciak-Biermann asked Cohen in the show’s final moments. “There wasn’t even one positive question for me. I was hammered! … There wasn’t a positive question. I have a very success marriage, I have beautiful children, there was nothing positive.”

Cohen, though, appeared to agree with the RHOA cast.