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‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ Star Eva Marcille Will Reportedly Return to the Show for Season 11
She secured herself a peach — and that bag! Eva Marcille will be returning for Season 11 of Bravo's Real Housewives of Atlanta after she had a successful introductory run on her first season on the show as a friend. Now, the America's Next Top Model winner is a full-time cast member on the show, according to Us Weekly.
Eva was first introduced to RHOA fans during Season 10 and even though she was friends with castmembers NeNe Leakes and Kandi Burruss, she was able to really bond with the rest of her co-stars during the cast trip to Barcelona. But she also made enemies with co-star Kenya Moore, and she spilled the tea about what she really thought about Kenya back in March.
"She was gone for most of the season," Marcille told Us Weekly. "And I thought mean girls died in like high school like, I didn’t realize they were knocking on 50 but hey girl live your best… I thought like she’s on this whole other space you know… I get her irritation towards certain people that she’s had history with."
One thing that will be different for Eva during her second season of the show is that she'll be able to finally have a cocktail with her co-stars because she was pregnant while filming Season 10. Eva was expecting a baby with her fiancé Michael Sterling and back in April, she gave birth to their son and she exclusively revealed their baby boy's name in an interview with Life & Style. "He's gonna be a junior, so Michael Todd [is the name]," she gushed.
It's unclear if Eva's return means that she will be replacing another castmember, but so far, she's the only house wife from Season 10 that has been confirmed to return. So far, Sheree Whitfield and her pal Kim Zolciak have both confirmed that they won't be returning.
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