Kenya Moore Reportedly Has Meltdown On Set Of Food Network Show

Kenya Moore Reportedly Has Meltdown Over Poorly Cooked Fish

Kenya Moore hopped from the Real Housewives of Atlanta to Food Network’s Worst Cooks In America: Celebrity Edition, and the transition didn’t go over so smoothly.

Kenya allegedly had a meltdown after she was eliminated in just the first episode, The Daily Mail reports.

A source says the former beauty queen went off, saying, “I’m calling my agents and they better fix this s**t.”

The show’s judges sent her home for an overcooked piece of fish. Kenya, in her highness fashion, reportedly declared the show would fail without her.

We’ll see…

UP NEXT: Troy Ave Won’t Face Murder Charges

Troy Ave Won’t Face Murder Charges

The rapper indicated in connection with the shooting at T.I.’s concert, which claimed the life of one person, will not be facing murder charges, TMZ reports.

The site obtained court docs that say Troy Ave was indicted on one account of attempted second degree murder and four counts of criminal possession of a weapon.

Troy’s bodyguard was killed in the attack, but investigators could allegedly not link the bullets back to the gun Troy fired.

Troy’s lawyer is set to ask the judge to release him on bail at the next hearing.

UP NEXT: Beyoncé Covers Fast Company Magazine

Beyoncé Covers Fast Company Magazine

Given Beyoncé’s investments across fashion, music, and technology, she’s definitely the type of woman we want to get business advice from.

Luckily, Fast Company tapped the superstar for her business acumen in their new issue, while telling other companies what they can learn from her.

Beyoncé was ahead of the curve with her visual albums, recognizing the demand for videos in today’s society. This timeliness is the first of many keys to her success.

The article then goes on to explain the Grammy winner’s ability to own her narrative (ahem, the elevator incident), bravely cause a commotion (remember when cops wanted to boycott Beyoncé?), market herself well, and live on the element of surprise.

Those efforts combined with discipline and talent makes some damn good lemonade.

Take notes.

UP NEXT: Jamie Foxx Parodies Future’s Song, And We’re Cracking Up

Jamie Foxx Parodies Future’s Song, And We’re Cracking Up

Jamie Foxx continues to be the OG of funny.

During the NBA Finals game, Verizon aired its newest commercial starring the actor as rapper Future’s dad, Past.

Clever.

Watch and laugh below:

SOURCE: The Daily Mail, TMZ | VIDEO CREDIT: YouTube | PHOTO CREDIT: Getty