Love and Hip Hop ATL: K. Michelle Evicted From Atlanta Condo, Will She Seek RHOA Kenya Moore Eviction Attorney?

Singer and reality star K. Michelle has been evicted from her Atlanta, Georgia condo. The "Love and Hip Hop ATL" star I shaving the same problem as "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Kenya Moore after she received an eviction notice after her landlord filed a notice Wednesday.

The singer allegedly owes $6,450, plus an additional $1,250 in filing and administrative fees.  According to the files submitted, "VSOP" singer did not pay her June or July rent.

Initially, the singers rent was $2,400 per month and wanted to have a short term lease according to Jason Lapene, "I was trying to accommodate her," Lapene said today. "But she just disappeared and didn't give me the keys. I don't even know what the deal is. She didn't tell me she was leaving and made it difficult for me to sell the unit. She made it miserable for me," he said according to Access Atlanta.

K. Michelle released a statement via Instagram:

 "Breaking News In America: Kmichelle refuses to pay June/July rent on her Atlanta Condo, that she's moved out of for over 4months. Shower not working, NO rent. Very simple. So TMZ, AJC or whatever else blog that my landlord has running this story for money and attention my statement is as follows: 0 F**ks given remember to buy my album Rebellious Soul August 13."

Another reality celebrity that had a similar problem in Atlanta, "Real Housewives of Atlanta" Kenya Moore's was evicted from her mansion and later faced her landlord, Conya Dillon in court and won her case.

Judge Louis Levenson said that the lease didn't indicate that the $848 in alleged past late fees and utility bills as well as $4,500 in late fees for pool and lawn service fees and an eviction fee were considered late.

The unimpressed judge didn't know why the case was such a spectacle after someone whispered to him about the reality star's celebrity status he said, "These ladies don't like each other, do they? Nobody goes to court over $71.48, adding, "Why anyone would be fascinated by this case escapes me," he said. He then urged the two parties to resolve this without more court action. "A bad settlement is better than a good judgment."

Will K. Michelle hire Moore's lawyer?