Drew Sidora, 38, and Marlo Hampton, 47, have been going back and forth in the media after Hampton suggested that Sidora get liposuction on an episode of What Happens Live with host Andy Cohen. On Sunday’s episode, Hampton answered why she makes fun of Drew’s body when she’s gotten lipo herself.

She said on air, “Umm, well, because Drew has Drop It by Drew which is for your body, and I feel if you have a Drop It by Drew or a body consultant business, your body should be banging. She should go get lipo.”

Sidora quickly clapped back at her Real Housewives of Atlanta co-star, accusing her of “body shaming” her during an incredibly stressful time in her life. On August 7, she took to her Instagram story to express her disbelief. 

“I am sitting here in disbelief that @marlohampton would attack me’ by body shaming and attacking my weight at this crucial time in my life,” Sidora wrote on her Instagram Story. She referenced being a parent, going through a “public divorce,” and ultimately “dealing with stressful emotional issues.”

“Clearly, attacking me won’t get you very far. “If you feel this way about me at this size, I can only imagine what you think about women of all sizes who have weight challenge, illnesses or eating disorders due to comments like yours.”

She chastised Hampton, writing, “All I can say is Shame on you @marlohampton.”

Hampton responded just a few hours later on her own Instagram Story. She pulled no punches and wrote, “@drewsidora, you have gone around stating bold face lies about me for almost a year now,” Hampton called Sidora for spreading rumors about her before, and then having the audacity to get angry over her recent comments. 

“Anyone who knows me, knows how Anti Drug I am. So many members of my family suffer from substance abuse issues to this day. When I was a child, I vowed to stay away from drugs.” Hampton told her followers that she barely takes pain medication after dental surgery.

“I have watched you assassinate my character all season. Your words have been absolutely disgusting to and about me this past year. Stop it. I laughed to mask the pain.”