After beginning season 16 on good terms, things took a sharp left turn when Moore shared explicit photos of her co-star, Brit Eady, during an all-cast event, leading to her dismissal from the series.

Kenya Moore’s other cast mates criticized her for taking things too far, and based on Williams’ most recent comment, it makes sense why.

Williams shared a short clip of her YouTube recap on her Instagram, in which she opened up about the dramatic scene involving Moore and Eady during episode 5.

In addition to expressing her disapproval of Moore’s actions, the reality star also claimed that someone on the show had fed the former Miss USA the damaging information about Eady.

“There’s a housewife, still on the show right now, who gave Kenya that ‘nude’ information. I’m gonna expose that sh-t. Everybody needs to know who she is. That was crazy to me,” she said.

However, once Moore caught wind of Williams’ claims, she hopped online to shut them down immediately.

“Absolutely NO ONE on the show gave me anything. Stop using my situation for clickbait,” Moore responded in a comment.

Williams, who first joined the show alongside Moore in 2012, fired back and blasted Moore for allegedly lying about the situation. She also slammed the veteran reality star for allegedly sharing inappropriate pictures of Eady as a minor.

“That’s a lie. We talked day and night and I personally went to the network/production and fought for you before you showed her underage explicit pics!” Williams replied. “I also went after as well because I was hurt you had to leave. I checked on you because I cared and care.”

She finished, “I’m not your enemy, Kenya.”

Williams isn’t the only one who expressed negative feelings about Moore’s behavior during the latest episode of “RHOA.”

Cynthia Bailey, one of Moore’s longtime Bravo friends, also seemed to express disappointment when asked about her friend’s antics while filming.

“I know Kenya. I just held her to a standard that I hold for my friends and I just felt like it was not good for Kenya,” Bailey told Us Weekly. “I just felt like she was bigger. I felt the way she responded was beneath her.”

In another interview, Bailey also revealed that Moore has since cut her off after she called her out on her problematic behavior, which she described as “sad.”

“It just ended on not such a great note, and I let her know that because I just thought it was beneath her,” Bailey added. “You know … Kenya is a woman of class. I just felt like it was beneath her, and I was a little disappointed in how she responded.”

Bravo’s head honcho, Andy Cohen, also opened up about Moore’s dismissal during his talk show “Radio Andy.” He discussed the moment with his two co-hosts, who slammed Moore for allegedly displaying “revenge p-rn” and committing “sexual assault.”

Moore, however, blasted them for being “extremely ignorant” before saying the photos she displayed of Eady should be classified as a “receipt.”

“Revenge p-rn? If someone showed Kim K[‘s] sex tape to you is that revenge p-rn? I found that plus tons of others online. She signed a release for it so it’s a fair RECEIPT,” she wrote.

“Sick of the bias and selective outrage,” Moore continued before slamming Cohen and his production team for allowing their comments to air.

“Where is legal?” she asked. “You don’t want an activated Kenya.”

Based on how the network edited the scene, the photos Moore dug up of Eady were too graphic to show on air.

After Moore showcased a poster board of Eady’s photos in front of the cameras, the network added a disclaimer, alerting fans that they had ceased filming with the mother of one.

“Based on Kenya’s behavior, the decision was made to cease filming with her this season,” the title card read.