Kim Zolciak Tries to End NeNe Leakes Feud After 'RHOA' Reunion Screaming Match: 'Enough Is Enough'

On Sunday night, Kim joined her "RHOA" co-stars on Andy Cohen's couch for the first time in five years. Escorted out by husband Kroy Biermann, Kim made her way to the couch with her heels and red Solo cup in hand. It was dead silent.

"You look younger today than you did 10 years ago," Andy said to Kim.

"Well, I mean, I think that has a lot to do with makeup," Kim replied. NeNe (and all of America) rolled her eyes.

Before getting into her beef with NeNe, Kim first got into it with longtime enemy Kenya Moore, then came for Cynthia Bailey, who shockingly clapped back.

"I don't think that Cynthia necessarily has a backbone. I think that she kind of goes with whatever," Kim said after Andy reminded her that she recently said during an interview that Cynthia would not have gotten very far in life if she weren't beautiful.

"Well, Kim, I don't really think that you have any class, but that's neither here nor there," Cynthia replied.

Then the spotlight shifted to Kim's beef with NeNe, which NeNe said all began when Kim showed up to her all-white party earlier in the season, talking about how she saw her at the mall parked in a handicapped spot. Kim also showed a picture of NeNe's car parked in the spot to Shereé Whitfield during a later episode, but on Sunday night, Kim adamantly denied having both seen NeNe and taken the photo herself.

"I didn't take a picture of her car! I didn't take a picture of her car!" Kim kept saying. "I didn't see f-cking NeNe. I was sent a picture of the car. I didn't see f-cking NeNe!"

Not even Andy believed that one.

A screaming match ensued, which will continue next week during Part 3, but following the episode, Kim shocked the masses by posting an apology to NeNe on Instagram.

"I am so sorry for what has happened, NeNe Leakes," Kim captioned a photo from Sunday's episode. "We both know the truth, we both know that if I wanted to, I could have a lawsuit for the lies you have spewed, tweeting out fake texts, implying I am racist, attacking me physically, claiming my daughter tweeted negative about you and your home, we both know these are lies. I have reacted to it publicly and for that I am sorry. I should have risen above it."

"I personally will no longer engage with you on social media and perpetuate the hate," she continued. "I am asking you to do the same. We are grown women with families. Enough is enough. I want us to move on. If you continue this, it will be because you are attempting to stay on the show and stay relevant and that's on you."

"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" Season 10 reunion will conclude on Sunday, April 22 at 8 p.m. on Bravo.