ATL Housewives Momma Joyce: I Act Crazy For Free!!!

 

Oh Momma Joyce...the amount of questions I have for you at times are endless...

Recently 2013's most hated reality TV mom caught up with Ebony Magazine to set the record straight on what many may think of her.

Joyce Jones, known to the world as Momma Joyce on the hit reality show Atlanta Housewives, wants you all to know that just like the rest of us, she's human; and just trying to live.

Check out a few unknown facts about Kandi's mom that might help keep you from raising your "side eye" below...maybe.

 Who is Momma Joyce anyway?: She’s a 64-year old native of Atlanta, Georgia, and the youngest of 14 good googley moogley! children. Joyce says she’s the product of a “hardworking and loving” family. A former telecommunications professional, who's divorced, and a mother of two.

Something you may not know about Joyce: One out of her two children was killed in a head-on car collision in Mexico at the age of 22 (side eye slowly coming down, and compassion slowly rising); His name was Patrick, and he passed away when Kandi was just 15 years old.

Does she depend on famous daughter Kandi Burruss to provide that check?: Joyce will tell you “I’ve been on disability, Social Security, and plus I have rental property. And anybody that knows me knows that I’ve always had my own money.”

Just how much does Momma Joyce get paid for acting a fool appearing on ATL Housewives?: How about zero. zilch. nada. The unofficial cast member tells Ebony magazine, “I haven’t gotten a penny from Bravo. They got me [as] the main person and I done trended on [Twitter] two weeks in a row and every damn thing. People keep saying, 'You're a celebrity' and I ask, 'How the hell am I a celebrity?' I'm the most unpaid celebrity there is. I'm looking in the Us Weekly and I have a picture and I say, 'How am I getting all of this attention? I'm not a celebrity!"

How does she really feel about Kandi's fiancé Todd: If he makes her happy, I’m happy...I just want the best for her. And if he’s the best for her, well then I’m happy. All I want her to do is be happy. God knows that’s all I want.”

Well that's good to hear Momma Joyce! Good to hear. Lets continue to keep it positive and not clap back at people over jealously classy at the age of 64 for 2014. Besides, everybody makes mistakes right?

via Ebony