We’re familiar with seeing Porsha Williams on Bravo TV’s hit series Real Housewives of Atlanta season after season, but what many people don’t know is that the reality star is a descendent of a famed civil rights leader. Hosea Williams worked closely with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and was instrumental in fighting for the rights of Black people in America, and during a recent episode of Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Porsha revisited her ver first civil rights march when she was just six-years-old. According to the reality star, the group she was with was chased down by the KKK.

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“I was about six-years-old when I went to my first march,” Porsha Williams said. “It was here in Forsyth County, Georgia, and I was excited to go, of course as a little kid, you finally get to go to work with your granddad, you hear he’s doing all this stuff. We get out there and I’m excited, again, innocent, singing the songs, ‘We Shall Overcome,” etc.”

“We came across Ku Klux Klan, and they decided to protest our protest,” she added. “They threw rocks at us, I actually got hit with one. They chased us all the way back to the buses, because we had busloads of people with us. They called us the n-word and any other thing the KKK would be calling us.”

Porsha also stated that Forsyth County was known for its racism and “had actually driven out all of the African-Americans who lived there over the years.” She added, “We were going to basically say, ‘No. We need to bring Black people in here.‘” Although the concept of racism was something she didn’t fully understand at six-years-old, the experience taught her a valuable lesson.

“What I got out of that was to keep going regardless,” Williams said. “I never saw my grandfather stop, I never saw my dad stop. The movement is still continuing on and I think that is apart of what’s inside of me that’s not gonna stop. I know that people are protesting now, and I know that a lot of the times when the media stops covering it, it kind of dies down and ends. But it’s not gonna stop this time.” Watch Porsha Williams share her story below.

They often flaunt their love on social media, so it's no surprise that Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union like to keep things spicy in the bedroom. The two superstars have been the center of parenting conversations as of late after Dwyane came forward and announced that their 12-year-old son Zion is transgender and would now be his daughter named Zaya. The world weighed in—heavily—about the topic, but Wades have stood firm in support of the pre-teen.

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Dwyane has been making the promotional rounds not only to speak about Zaya but to discuss to forthcoming ESPN documentary D. Wade: Life Unexpected. During a visit to Bravo TV's Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, the host asked a personal question about Dwayne and Gaby's sex life. 

"You and Gaby, to keep it hot, you do a lot of role play. What kind of role play do you do?" Andy asked. "We go out at night, we be strangers. And I get into character. I'm talkin' 'bout, I'm grabbin' hair—," Dwyane said as he tugged at the other guest's long hair. They both laughed and Dwyane apologized. "Oh, I'm fine!" she said.

"But, yeah, we do role play. We keep it fresh, we keep it exciting," Dwyane continued. "You know, you can get into a routine sometimes and you'll be like 'tomorrow' and then tomorrow will go into two months when you ain't get no action. So we gotta do role play. Sometimes it's like, gon' ahead, take your closes off and go walk down the street. Let's take it back to Rodeo Drive, baby." Watch Dwyane Wade's Watch What Happens Live clip below.

Movie star Michael Rapaport is often unfiltered. The entertainer doesn’t believe in censoring his thoughts for anyone, and in our social media-driven culture, Rapaport’s comments regularly find themselves as the subject of headlines. During the actor’s recent visit to People’s Party with Talib Kweli, Rapaport took the time to speak openly about his controversies, including his internet war with Real Housewives of Atlanta‘s Kenya Moore and the alleged doctored racist photo that was attributed to him.

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In 2018, Rapaport made a comment about Kenya having “ashy ankles” while they were trading verbal insults on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen. People called his remark racist, and soon an alleged screenshot from Rapaport’s Instagram surfaced. It showed a side-by-side photo of Kenya with a screaming ape and Rapaport became the racist villain of the internet. 

However, according to Rapaport, the picture was a fake. Kweli’s People’s Party co-host Jasmin Leigh attempted to call him out on it, but Rapaport wasn’t having it because he said it was a lie. “It is f*cked up. You know that place, The Root?” he asked regarding the publication. The Root shared a scathing report about the actor at the time titled, “The Worst Type of White Man.”

“I told them they could suck my f*ckin’ d*ck, too,” Rapaport angrily said. “You’re trying to make it seem like I f*ckin’ posted a picture of a black woman next to an ape? Suck my f*ckin’ d*ck! And you might have ashy ankles, too!… When people are trying to come at you like the way this bullsh*t publication The Root… whether they photoshopped it they didn’t [photoshop it], suck my f*ckin’ d*ck.” The discussion begins around the 1:15:00 mark.