#RHOA Taglines Include Ralph Pittman & Kenya Moore Shade

The official #RHOA “sweet” sixteen taglines are HERE, and they include estranged husband shade and someone being “pretty and paid!”

As previously reported, the cast includes Porsha Williams, Drew Sidora, and Shamea Morton, who’s been upgraded to housewife status, as well as housewives Kelli Ferrell, Brit Eady, Angela Oakley, and Cynthia Bailey, a friend of the show.

The peaches are already making waves with signature sass and shade, and now they’re summarizing that with their taglines.

#RHOA Season 16 Taglines

Leading the charge is returning fan-favorite Porsha Williams, who’s reclaiming her peach with confidence.

“I snatched my peach back, now I’m bringing the juice.”

Drew Sidora isn’t holding back either, making it clear that she’s on a different level than her estranged husband Ralph Pittman, who she revealed in the premiere is currently living in her basement.

 “I’ll always be upper level. Everyone else is in the basement.”

Newcomer Shamea Morton, who has long been a staple in the Atlanta circle via her bestie Porsha, is embracing being that girl on #RHOA.

“Plus one, honey, I’ve always been that one.”

Fellow newbie, chef, and restaurateur Kelli Ferrell is bringing her no-nonsense parenting style to her tagline, warning the ladies not to test her.

“I’m a mom of four girls, give me attitude and I’ll ground you too.”

Another newbie, Angela Oakley is using her famous last name in her tagline.

“If you want to find the shade, just look for the Oak.”

Lastly, newbie Brit Eady is sending shots at her “haters” (presumably Kenya Moore), who might be mad that she’s “pretty and paid.”

“I’m pretty and paid, of course there’s haters trying to shade.”

Whose tagline is your fave?!

Catch all the drama when The Real Housewives of Atlanta airs Sundays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Bravo. Episodes will be available to stream the next day on Peacock.