Phaedra Parks Slams Kandi Burruss’ ‘Harsh’ Diss About Todd Tucker’s Missing Workout Video Payment — See Her Response!
Jan. 5 2016, Published 8:51 p.m. ET
Phaedra Parks used her latest Bravo blog post to offer her side of the messy feud between herself and Kandi Burruss’ husband, Todd Tucker, over a workout video her produced for his wife’s former friend!
Burruss and Tucker have been outspoken about the situation both on and off of the RHOA cameras. Tucker and Parks met about the disagreement during the Jan. 3 episode of RHOA. And following the show, Burruss took to her Instagram page to defend her husband and his decision to ask for his remaining payment from Parks.
And now Parks has provided her own receipts in her lengthy response to the drama, revealing in her post that she is disappointed at how tense the feud has gotten. “The issue of me owing money to Todd Tucker for production of a prenatal workout video has gotten completely misrepresented and needlessly become the source of harsh feelings. Let me set the record straight for those who lack the necessary rudiments,” Parks began her post.
She went on to clarify that the workout video was connected to the business she founded with her estranged husband, Apollo Nida, and not just a solo project she began on her own. “First of all, this business matter is between TTucker Productions and Nida Fitness. Nida Fitness is co-owned by me and my husband. Nida Fitness hired TTucker Productions to produce a prenatal fitness video."
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Parks added that “post-production on the video was never completed and therefore the final payment was not made.”
“The project has been in limbo. It is disconcerting to see that Todd opted to discuss the matter with everyone, except the business owners of Nida Fitness; thereby turning this business matter into a personal attack and assault on my character. After I became aware that this matter was circulating the rumor mill, as a professional businesswoman, I invited Todd to come to my office to discuss,” Parks said.
She ended the post by saying she would give Tucker his last payment once the final cut of the DVD was given to her. “In good faith, I wrote him a check for half of the outstanding balance. Presently, I am still waiting on the final cut. Upon receipt of a commercially acceptable, finished product, I will cut the final check. Everybody knows that the final payment follows the final deliverable.” What do you think about Phaedra’s response to Kandi? Tweet us @OKMagazine or let us know in the comments section below.