During a recent interview with Enstarz, "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Kenya Moore suggested that her co-star Porsha Williams is irrelevant because of her recent demotion on the show.

When asked to state her opinion on Williams' demotion, Moore responded, "It's just that I've made people relevant on this show for negative occurrences, and I'm just not doing that any more."

"I think people need to stand on their own two feet and not ride my coattails, and you see when they don't ride my coattails, they don't get very far," Moore continued.

Naturally, Williams was offended by Moore's remarks and hit back at the former Miss USA winner with her own sharp comments.

"[Kenya] can't be talking about me," Williams said on a recent episode of "Dish Nation," RumorFix reports. "I mean, you have to be doing something to be riding your coattails, right? You gotta be on the way to progression -- being successful for something to ride your coattails. That's what I thought."

Williams and Moore's recent feud comes as no surprise since the pair has been fighting since the last season of "RHOA." Williams and Moore's hostility towards each other became so heated last season, that the two got into a physical altercation during the season's reunion episode. Williams was later required to leave the set of the reunion show taping.

In addition to not appearing for the remainder of last season's reunion show, Williams was recently demoted from "housewife" to "friend" of the housewives on "RHOA."

Williams made the announcement about her demotion earlier this month on Instagram and later revealed that she was "blindsided" by producers' decision to demote her.

"RHOA" producer Andy Cohen later revealed that it was Williams' lackluster storyline that led to her demotion. Despite Williams' status change on the show, Cohen ensured fans that Williams would still appear frequently on the show's upcoming season.

The newest season of "RHOA" premieres Nov. 9 on Bravo at 8/7c.