Kenya Moore has finally admitted that she is responsible for the explicit poster scandal that got her suspended from “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” earlier this year.

“Hindsight is always 50/50. I wish I could do it all over again; “I believe the photographs were very unpleasant and I exaggerated the situation.” He said on “Tamron Hall” In Thursday’s episode.

“I have escalated situations before and taken full responsibility for the things I did,” he continued. “I’m sorry for what I did. I didn’t have to go this far.”

Moore, 53, shocked guests at the grand opening of Kenya Moore Hair Spa in June when they saw posters of the franchise’s new star. Brittany Eady allegedly performed oral sex was exhibited at the event.

He immediately denied any involvement In a shocking incident.

“Believe nothing you hear and half of what you see,” he later wrote cryptically on his Instagram Story. “The truth always comes out.”

About a week later, Page Six broke the news: Bravo suspended him from ‘RHOA’ indefinitely.

Appearing on “Tamron Hall” on Thursday, Moore emphasized that she “was never fired” from the reality show and claimed the “headlines spreading around the world” were false.

“I’m still under contract and still an employee of the network,” he said, claiming he “still” receives checks from Bravo.

He also claimed that the network told him that he was “never under investigation for revenge porn.”

“We take all allegations of violations of our policies seriously, have investigated the matter and taken appropriate action,” Bravo said in a statement to Page Six on Thursday.

The former Miss USA winner explained on “Tamron Hall” why she featured racy posters of Eady at her June event.

“Some of the new girls are coming in and… trying to make a name for themselves, especially when they’re not around,” Moore said.

“But when you go too far, that’s what happened; we were doing a shoot (event) and things took a really dark turn for me. There was a young lady who had just come in and she was poking the bear.”

“And everyone knows the saying I made up: ‘Do not come for me unless I call you.’ This simply means I’m minding my business. I’m not starting anything; “I answer,” he continued.

Moore also claimed she felt “threatened” during her screaming match with Eady – though she didn’t mention his name – which is why she was initially upset.

He claimed he told producers he was “worried” and “scared” about the situation, but nothing was allegedly done about it. As a result, he took matters into his own hands.

Moore claimed he found “many” sexually explicit images of Eady online but “only showed one”.

“I’ve never had a child before and I’ve never encountered a situation like this,” she said, resisting tears.

“That’s why I escalated the issue to a point where I could protect not only myself but also my child.”

Moore welcomed his daughterBrooklyn Doris Daly in 2018 her then-husband Marc Daly.

Page Six has reached out to Eady’s rep for comment.

He shared a statement on his Instagram Story in June in response to the poster incident.

“It is never a good feeling to be targeted or DANGER by someone I have never met who I thought would introduce me to a new environment,” Eady wrote.