After the Edit with Daryn Carp
May 26, 2026 · 35 min · 12 segments
Daryn Carp sits down with Kelli Potter from The Real Housewives of Atlanta as she navigates through drama, divorce, and her journey as a thriving restaurateur. She shares her insights on handling…
So going into your second season as a full-time housewife, I mean, like I said in the intro, you've really made a lot of waves.
How do you think you handled the dynamics with the other women this season versus last season? What did you take from your first season into this one?
Well, definitely not to take anything too personal, right? [laughs]
[laughs] Yeah.
It's usually a good sign in Housewives world.
You know? Absolutely.
And, you know, just have fun with it.
I think last season for me, I didn't have any expectations, right? I didn't know what I was getting myself into.
I literally just came onto the show and share my life and share my journey, and this season I am as well, but I'm very careful and cautious of who I share certain things with.
I bet-
Yes
... 'cause I'm sure you know it's gonna go around the merry-go-round depending on who you tell.
Absolutely.
What was...
What shocked you the most about filming reality TV? What was the biggest sort of wake-up call for you?
Um, it wasn't filming it.
I think it's, it's, it's so many people having an opinion about your life, right? It's like, "What do you mean I can't, you know, wear pink today?" You know?
Right.
What is the problem with this whole big, you know, you know, things that you have going on in your life? So I just, I think that's the only thing for me, 'cause I'm, I'm a open book.
I share everything, the good, the bad, the ugly.
I mean-
We see it
... nothing is off limits around here.
Yeah.
So going into your second season as a full-time housewife, I mean, like I said in the intro, you've really made a lot of waves.
How do you think you handled the dynamics with the other women this season versus last season? What did you take from your first season into this one?
Well, definitely not to take anything too personal, right? [laughs]
[laughs] Yeah.
It's usually a good sign in Housewives world.
You know? Absolutely.
And, you know, just have fun with it.
I think last season for me, I didn't have any expectations, right? I didn't know what I was getting myself into.
I literally just came onto the show and share my life and share my journey, and this season I am as well, but I'm very careful and cautious of who I share certain things with.
I bet-
Yes
... 'cause I'm sure you know it's gonna go around the merry-go-round depending on who you tell.
Absolutely.
What was...
What shocked you the most about filming reality TV? What was the biggest sort of wake-up call for you?
Um, it wasn't filming it.
I think it's, it's, it's so many people having an opinion about your life, right? It's like, "What do you mean I can't, you know, wear pink today?" You know?
Right.
What is the problem with this whole big, you know, you know, things that you have going on in your life? So I just, I think that's the only thing for me, 'cause I'm, I'm a open book.
I share everything, the good, the bad, the ugly.
I mean-
We see it
... nothing is off limits around here.
Yeah.
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