Real Housewives of Atlanta Reunion 2014: Porsha Williams says she was Bullied by Kenya Moore at the "Real Housewives of Atlanta" reunion show.

Porsha Williams told Access Hollywood that the fight with Kenya Moore started when Kenya brandished a toy scepter at her.

Porsha told Access Hollywood "I see the wand so I'm sitting there, this is a wand, what is she about to do with that. Then I realize she's using it as an extension of her arm, so I'm like okay cool as long as she doesn't bring it over here, I'm fine. I saw the hate. I saw the anger. I saw all of that in Kenya's eye that moment. And I felt threatened, honestly I did, it was a weapon."

After the fight, Porsha cried "I'm so embarrassed," but she doesn't feel as embarrassed any more. Now she agrees with the other housewives of Atlanta who say she was provoked.

Porsha said "This show is difficult for all of us. They come at me, I come at them, we come at each other. But at the end of the day, we can all pick up the phone and call each other and say, 'How do you feel today? I know today's taping was rough.' Kenya doesn't have that type of relationship with any of us. So when they saw me on the floor, they knew what I had taken from her, and the bullying she had put me through for two years straight while I was married."

Porsha Williams officially apologized for attacking Kenya Moore on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" reunion show at the Biltmore last month. Porsha Stewart opened about the Kenya Moore Real Housewives Of Atlanta reunion fight for the first time on "The View."

Porsha Stewart also told the media about RHOA season 6 reunion fight. She said "'I had regrets immediately after."

In an interview with Access Hollywood Live Porsha said "I saw the hate. I saw the anger. I saw all of that in Kenya's eye that moment. And I felt threatened, honestly I did, [the scepter] was a weapon. ... It's not about team Porsha. I appreciate the love, but understand the deeper thing that's going on here, it's bullying. Bullying can happen as an adult, it can happen as a child, in college, or your work place, everywhere."

Kenya Moore said the panel on "The View" on Tuesday, April 29, was "biased." Kenya Moore says don't buy into the claims that scepter being a heavy weapon. She took to Twitter to sy "The scepter bought from a kid's store is so HEAVY my pinky can barely hold it up! #tellthattothejudge #byefelicia,"

Kenya took to Twitter to say "@SherriEShepherd  @theviewtv unfortunately biased...same as when Nene was allowed to come on and trash me."