'The Real Housewives of Atlanta' Season 7: Episode 4 Recap 'Bury the Ratchet'

Last Sunday on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," Kandi runs into some business problems, Porsha ignores Claudia, and Kenya breaks down and cries.

Kandi and Todd are having a discussion about Kandi's business, and Todd tells her that the team isn't being managed well. Kandi asks her husband to step in and talk to her employees, but he refuses and says that doing so would make him look bad. So both of them go out and talk to Don Juan, Johnnie, and Carmon. Don Juan in particular is not happy at being called out, and Todd thinks that everyone in the team is just too comfortable.

Meanwhile, Claudia is forced to work with Porsha at Dish Nation, but when Claudia comes over to say hello, Porsha pointedly ignores her. Claudia thinks that Porsha dislikes her because she's friends with Kenya.

"The shade is evident!" Claudia exclaims.

Across town, NeNe, Phaedra, Porsha and Kandi decide to have a spa day. At the spa, NeNe thinks that Apollo was lying about lying and refuses to forgive Kenya for anything. She also thinks that Apollo's confession was made just to hurt Phaedra. Kandi believes Apollo, but Phaedra isn't sure what to think. Then, Porsha told everyone how her lunch with Cynthia went last week and said that Cynthia did a "robot read" of the things that aggravated her.

Later, Kandi and Kenya go kickboxing. Kandi apologizes to her for believing Apollo's lie for so long, and then Kandi says, "I'm just being honest with you," and starts telling Kenya about the spa conversation where Nene and Porsha said they think Apollo is lying. Kenya gets upset and heads to the ladies room and cries. She tells Kandi that she's sick of them trying to make her look bad and cannot believe that they would continue to act as if she really did proposition a married man.

"It's just evil. They're evil, Kandi," Kenya sobs.

"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" airs on Sundays at 8 p.m. on Bravo.

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