Kenya Moore Shades 'Real Housewives Of Atlanta' Castmate, Kim Fields

The latest trip of the Real Housewives of Atlanta to Miami, Florida, did not go too well for one castmate in particular, Kim Fields, 46. She could not stand to be away from her children and husband for a full twenty-four hours, let alone the whole three-day trip. Co-star Kenya Moore, 44, expressed her opinions on the emotional breakdown, reported by OK magazine.

Moore introduced Fields to the group, but that did not stop her from dishing her true thoughts on Fields' separation issues from her family.

In a recent interview with OK, Moore expressed how she could not understand how and why the breakdown occurred during the Dec. 13 episode. She even went as far as to throw salt on Fields' existence by saying she has a hard time even noticing and remembering that Fields' is on the show.

Radar Online quotes Moore saying, "I have a hard time remembering that Kim is on the show because when I do see her, I fall asleep. So I have to wake myself up and just say, 'Oh, okay. I must have missed half of what she was doing because I'm bored.'"

Even though Moore has a brief attention span for anyone that is on the set with her, she still managed to give some attention to Fields. She continued with, "It's a strange situation. I've never seen a woman near 50 cry from being away from her children or husband for actually less than 24 hours. So I don't know what to make of it."

 It's goes down tonight in Miami! @porsha4real and I join forces to re-do @cynthiabailey10 lake Lanier disaster. Joint me @thekenyamoore @kandiburruss @phaedraparks @shereewhitfield and @kimfieldsofficial for an all new fun and dramatic episode RHOA on @bravotv tonight at 8pm/7c

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Since Fields is still trying to find herself, maybe a bit of the breakdown had a bit to do with the fact that she is rolling around with women who gravitate towards catfights and negativity. According to Radar Online, Moore does not believe the girls or herself played a role in the Fields' breakdown.

The publication notes, "I think it's her own issue with actually have to be away from her family. I don't know if she has ever had to job where she has had to be away from them, and that is a major issue for her."

How can Moore advise Fields' on anything pertaining to a relationship when she has no children or a previous marriage to compare her situation? It appears Phaedra Parks was the only one to understand what Fields' may have been going through.