Real Housewives Of Atlanta: Drew Sidora lunges at LaToya Ali and gets restrained at Christmas party

Drew Sidora had to be restrained by force as she physically launched herself at LaToya Ali on Sunday’s season 13 finale of The Real Housewives Of Atlanta.

The two women nearly came to blows at Cynthia Bailey’s Friendmas party, thrown in the spirit of the Christmas holidays but ending in disaster.

Drew, 35, had become consumed by the idea that LaToya, 34, was in a relationship with her spiritual teacher, Prophet Lott.

When LaToya told Drew that she was heading off to be with Prophet, Drew said nastily that being with him would be good for LaToya.

‘Are you mad?’ LaToya asked saucily. ‘Then shut the f*** up, wh**e.’

She whipped a wig Drew had brought as a party gift right at her.

Drew tried to launch herself across the table and had to be held back by crew members, kicking and reaching during the episode titled How The Wig Stole Christmas.

‘Take that cheap wig back to the store,’ LaToya taunted the actress.

‘She is an animal and she needs to be tamed,’ Drew said in a confessional, yelling to a departing LaToya, ‘Poking your tongue in everything walking, nasty-a** b****!’

‘Friendsmas was a friends-mess,’ lamented Cynthia, 54, to the cameras.

Drew argued that the party was destroyed by LaToya’s poisonous aura.

‘Just stop it, Drew,’ Cynthia said to herself. ‘Stop it with the Prophet, stop it with LaToya. This is get-out-of-my-house-mas. Friend.’

Cynthia had earlier asked everyone to bring gifts worth $1,000 or less to exchange and hoped for a beautiful evening.

She’d decked her house out, ordered a ton of food and even hired two llama handlers to bring their animals to the party, dressed in Christmas gear.

Things were immediately rocky: Marlo Hampton, 44, failed to show up at all, while Drew and Porsha Williams, 39, were three hours and 20 minutes late.

Since they took their time, the other women quickly chose their gift-numbers from a jar.

Picking higher digits ensured that they would get a chance to look over the items as they dispersed, then ‘steal’ what they liked from others who’d already gone.

Porsha, who got number one, complained privately, ‘This better be one he** of a gift, because I just paid almost $2,000 for the gift that I brought.’

She selected Cynthia’s present, a sedate-looking bracelet and necklace from Tiffany’s that had her begging, ‘Somebody steal this.’

Drew went second, getting Baccarat perfume and a miniature Gucci bag from Porsha.

Cynthia’s sister Malorie Bailey-Massie, 50, ‘stole’ Drew’s gift, so Drew picked Malorie’s: 10 bottles of Veuve Clicquot.

Shamea Morton, 38, received a new iPhone from Kandi Burruss, 44, while Cynthia picked Marlo’s gift and got $1,000 cash.

Kandi zoned in on Kenya Moore’s present: diamond earrings worth $5,000.

Kenya, 50, picked Shamea’s gift and got a Chanel scarf and brooch, but Cynthia’s assistant Chandler ‘stole’ it on behalf of Marlo, who had ticket seven.

Kenya ended up with a gift from Drew: a wig she claimed Kenya ‘was obsessed with,’ and a tape recorder and tape.

Kenya was opening the latter with a knife when Drew approached.

‘Please don’t walk up on me, Drew,’ Kenya said threateningly.

‘Don’t play with me with the knife, woman,’ Drew replied. ‘It’s a Friendsmas, and I got you what you asked for.’

Drew’s gift included an invoice for $1,000, and a $100 donation to the Humane Society ‘for all the strays.’

In a confessional, Cynthia observed, ‘These ladies made it clear that they wanted a nice thousand-dollar gift in exchange for their nice thousand-dollar gift. And Drew brought a wig? Friend, what are you doing?’

Drew was convinced that it was God’s will that Kenya got her gift.

She then played the tape that was included, which she said contained proof of the relationship between LaToya and Prophet Lott.

The recording was not incriminating; it simply found Prophet saying he had met the mother of his child when he was married, so he understood LaToya’s need to divorce and move on.

In private, Kandi called taping people was ‘vile,’ while Kenya called Drew a ‘narc.’

Just then, LaToya arrived and heard what Drew had done.

‘You weren’t looking for God, you was looking for some d***,’ Drew told her. ‘You was looking for Prophet d***.’

‘And your man is looking for new p****y, ’cause yours is dried up,’ LaToya returned, referring to Drew’s husband Ralph Pittman, ‘Your man want b****es like me. That’s why he in Florida, bagging b****es that look like me.’

‘If you’re around a wh**e, you need to know how to move around a wh**e,’ Drew snarked. ‘If there’s a Delilah spirit in the group…If you can’t own your s***.’

‘You keep blaming her for grown men’s behavior,’ Kandi pointed out. ‘If the Prophet did what you said, it’s because he wanted to.’

‘And I get that,’ Drew fired back. ‘But when it involves me and my family and my children? No, I’m going to speak up.’

LaToya and Kenya stole two bottles of Drew’s Veuve and bolted, but LaToya forgot her purse and had to go back.

Drew ended up trying to fight LaToya, who departed again.

Carolers arrived, and LaToya tried to mix in but Kenya practically threw her in the car.

‘If I don’t like something, I’m going to tell you,’ Drew said to the cameras. ‘That’s who I am, and I’m gonna push these ladies to just live by that.’

Earlier on the show, Drew had another challenging situation to face.

Her ex-partner Ricky Brascom, was very late to meet their son Josiah, nine, for lunch.

She’d wanted the two to have a relationship but worried Ricky wouldn’t show up for Josiah, after a previous ‘call schedule’ had not worked out.

Josiah seemed uninterested in what his ‘bio-daddy’ had to say, but suggested he wouldn’t mind seeing him again in future, and Ricky wanted that, too.

Meanwhile, Kenya had her therapist Dr. Kristy make a house call to discuss her relationship with husband Marc Daly, 50.

She and Marc had been separated for ‘over a year,’ Kenya said, but Marc acted like he could just sleep at her house without asking.

He had done so after their daughter Brooklyn’s second birthday, and the toddler had enjoyed seeing her parents together–which confused Kenya.

‘Before he left, he said, ”I didn’t know I was going to feel this way, but I want to do whatever it’s going to take to get the family back together”,’ Kenya told her therapist. ‘I’ll go to counseling, I’ll do this, I’ll do that’—but my feelings have changed, so the wall’s definitely back up.’

Kenya felt manipulated by Marc, who promised the world if she’d stop fighting him in court.

‘Marc and I have been going back and forth over this separation for months, and I really, honestly don’t know what Marc I am going to get,’ she said in a confessional. ‘Sometimes I don’t know if he’s fighting to keep his family together or he’s just fighting to do what best suits Marc.’

Kenya tried to text Marc to invite him to a therapy session, but her message didn’t go through and she couldn’t reach him by phone either.

‘This fool blocked my calls,’ she marveled. ‘Who blocks the mother of their child’s phone calls? And their wife?’

Kenya told Dr. Kristy that Marc had wanted to come that weekend to cook dinner ‘and other sexual things,’ to which Kenya had replied that she wasn’t ready.

She grabbed Brooklyn’s cell phone and texted him, with Marc texting back that he couldn’t talk because he was in the hospital with a friend who had a car accident.

‘And you don’t know what’s happening in your own home?’ Kenya fulminated, texting back, ‘Hospitals in New York aren’t allowing guests. You are a liar.’

Kenya vowed that she was going to make sure she and Brooklyn were okay.

‘You tried it, and now you are going to see the Kenya that you have never known,’ she imagined saying to Marc. ‘The Kenya that fight all these stupid hoes… you’re gonna see that Kenya.’

Kenya swore she was done with Marc.

‘I want to be Kenya again,’ she said. ‘It’s time to refocus and move forward in just the most positive way I can. And everything I do is for Brooklyn.’

In a note at the end of the show, the cast’s recent moves were detailed.

Kenya had filed for divorce, Porsha continued her activism, Kandi was about to start season two of her TV show The Chi; and Cynthia was looking for a home with husband Mike Hill.

One note was a little shady.

‘Drew continues to decorate her new home, so it will be perfect,’ it said. ‘Just like her marriage, her three children, and her hairline.’

The Real Housewives of Atlanta reunion part one airs next Sunday on Bravo.