Housewives of Atlanta: Who Is Big Poppa?

Since the Housewives of Atlanta premiere on Bravo last week, the talk of the town has been about the baller that Housewife Kim Colziak refers to as “Big Poppa”. During the first episode “Big Poppa” bought Kim a 68,000 dollar Cadalliac Escalade cash but wanted to remain off camera throughout the season. (I’m telling you, I’m in the wrong profession). I’m hearing this guy is a well known multi-million dollar real estate developer in Atlanta who has a son that frequents urban parties. The reason Big Poppa wants to remain off camera is because He’s married! …and in case you are wondering…he’s not black.You can read more hints over at my peeps site Dirty N The Beest.

A little more dirt on the housewives that was sent over under the fold:

via Baller Alert

NeNe used to be a stripper…

Sheree Whitfield has no money. She lost her clothing boutique through mismanagement of funds. That $5,000 handbag she bought during the first episode was borrowed.<–not sure if I believe this

Lisa Wu-Hartwell was in an abusive relationship with Keith Sweat and has two kids by him. She has one son, EJ, with her current husband Ed Hartwell, who was cut was cut by the Oakland Raiders. “She now designs jewelry, owns a real estate firm, Hartwell & Associates, a baby clothing line, Hart 2 Hart Baby, and does a little acting on the side to support her husband who is obviously smitten with her.” They married a month after they met…<–sounds like she’s more of a breadwinner than a housewife. Go Lisa!

I don’t know the validity of any of this but I do know that I’m waiting for a publicist to hit me up and set the record straight. In the meantime, you gotta watch Housewives of Atlanta tomorrow night at 9pm on Bravo. It’s guaranteed to be the most interesting and entertaining Housewives series to date….

Check out a great interview with the Housewives HERE. It looks like Lisa Wu-Hartwell pretty much did the show to promote her businesses. Smart girl…

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