Ken(ya) Believe The Apol(logy) Given On 'RHOA'? Apollo Nida Confesses To Lying, Kenya Moore's 'Fellatio' Story Completely False

It seems Apollo Nida has a lot of people to apologize to, and Real Housewife of Atlanta Kenya Moore is one of them. After an on-going battle between the two costars, Apollo decides to confess to lying about Kenya offering fellatio to Phaedra Parks's husband.

When Kenya and Apollo show up at Cynthia Bailey's magazine spread party at Bar One, Nida requests to speak with the former beauty queen.

As the two step outside, Kenya says, "If you're going to offer me an apology, you just need to be specific."

Nida says, "I apologize to you, it was a lie."

He claims that he was "upset, I was mad at a lot of things."

Nida and his wife Phaedra were planning on working with Moore on workout deals in previous seasons before.

Nida claims that "a lot of stuff was taken out of proportion." He adds: "at first we were on some DVD stuff, going to try to make money together ... next thing you know it just turn into ... it made my life a living hell."

Kenya seems to still be hurt by the "fellatio" lies because the rumors spread like wildfire by Nida's wife to other women Kenya knows, including the Housewives.

Kenya makes it clear that she has "never been anybody's whore." Nida claims he started the rumors after Kenya revealed he was texting her.

Nida claims Kenya "made it seem that I was trying to come on to you."

He claims that is when he made up the sexual advantages rumors.

Kenya asks Apollo, "Have I ever seen you in L.A.?" as Nida replies, "Kenya, I have never seen you in L.A.," clearing Kenya's name, which was slammed in the mud.

Kenya claims his coming forth made her feel vindicated, but she claims Phaedra will have to apolgize, too.

"I hope things are different now, because we have aired it out," Nida says. He adds, "I genuinely wanted to apologize because I needed that for my sanity ... I know where I'm going, I need for my slate to be cleared with everybody."

In the words of Kandi Burruss, can we "trust Apollo"?