Someone is set to be involved with the defensive Kenya Moore in "The Real Housewives of Atlanta." In addition, it is revealed that Kim Fields is not going to return to the series.

According to E! News, another housewife will take up Moore's case. As per the publication, Kandi Burruss is set to come to the latter's defense when the conversation goes to the "ill-fated" night in Miami, which involves the incident about Tammi taking her nephew Glen back to the mansion.

The said event saw the man "lose his cool," prompting Moore to ask him to leave. However, it only leads the former to threaten Moore and let his aunt to be in contact to the "tile floor."

According to Burruss, she understood that Moore had triggered Glen's behavior that night, adding that he understood what everyone was saying. She also mentioned that at the end of the day, however, even if Moore had done it, it still did not give him the right to turn around and come up to her with aggression.

For Burruss, regardless of whether people liked Moore or not and regardless of whether she should have uttered anything else as Glen had been walking out the door, he should not have aggressively turned around, began throwing up gang signs, and called her some curses.

In other news, Fields is not set to return in "The Real House Wives of Atlanta," according to Reality Tea. In her interview with the publication, she said that it felt more like Brette Farve and the Jets and that she was "done." She mentioned that her mother told her at the start of the season to "get in and get out," adding that one had to listen to her mother.

"The Real House Wives of Atlanta" season 8 episode 19 is entitled "Reunion Part 2." According to TV Guide, the episode will see a reunion of the Atlanta ladies, covering Jamaica's drama, Cynthia's commerical, and Moore and Cynthia's dynamics. Episode 19 will also see NeNe Leakes' arrival to "rehash the antics," along with men joining the discussion.

"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" is set to air on March 27.