'Real Housewives of Atlanta' Cast Member Clears Misunderstanding Regarding Relationship with Fellow Cast Member's Ex-Husband, Lawsuit Filed Against Series Creator

The seventh season of the "Real Housewives of Atlanta" is premiering tomorrow on Bravo. Newcomer Claudia Jordan however, has begun to rile up some momentum by saying something about her relationship with Kordell Stewart – Porsha William's ex-husband.

Jordan's been in the entertainment industry for years and it seems that she knows how to stir things up. She also loves being in front of the camera and from the looks of the trailer, she's heating things up. In the trailer, she looks to be very close with Stewart; even taking a selfie together. This probably won't sit well with Williams and her best bet is to clear things up before the show starts.

"I've known Kordell for years. We go way back. I'm a big football fan and remember him in his heydey when he was a quarterback," she says. She was asked about the state of their relationship where she said, "It's nothing exclusive." She hasn't denied anything regarding their relationship, adding, "You'l have to watch to find out."

In the meantime, a lawsuit has been filed against the creator of the series Scott Dunlop. The suit was filed Wednesday by Patrick Moses and Kevin Kaufman who claimed they co-created the series alongside Dunlop.

Afterwards, they claim that Dunlop had conspired with Bravo and had them removed from the production team.
The lawsuit was filed at the New York Supreme Court, where Moses and Kaufman claims $5 million in damages.

Kaufman had been a close friend of Dunlop's where, upon visiting Orange County, California, had the idea of a reality television show. Moses and Kaufman are suing Dunlop for fraud, civil conspiracy and breaches of fiduciary duty and contract.

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