Check out what else the
singer/songwriter
revealed to us about whether she'll return to "RHOA" and why she's going forth
with this lawsuit
against former co-star Kim Zolciak over "Tardy For The Party".

On if she's returning to "Real Housewives
of Atlanta" for another season: You know what, this year I have to say,
[this season] was a lot better. I mean we didn't have drama, it was more funny
stuff to me. When Kim left the at the top of the season, it actually made things
better for the rest of us. We had little things here and there, but it was cool.
I'm not totally done with "Real Housewives", but at the same time I'm more
excited for "Kandi Factory". Just because it's not about drama at all. It's
about the music and me helping people. And I'm executive producer on that, so
it's a little different.

On the controversy over her newest single "Stay Prayed Up":
At times it made me feel really bad. But other times, I was just like, you know,
I've gotten use to people having things to say. I was just doing what's true to
me. I would like to do more Gospel,
but at the same time, I don't think people are ready for that from me.

On last week's "RHOA" reunion taping: I had to sleep all day
from Thursday.
It was an all day training event, but it was cool.

On why BRAVO wouldn't Kandi speak on her lawsuit against Kim Zolciak
at the reunion taping:  Well, [producers] don't want me to sue her. 
You know when you're on a show together, they say you're not suppose to sue each
other. But what I'm suing her for has nothing to do with the show.
 

Kandi, pictured above joking around at the premiere
with her producer fiance Todd, will premiere "The
Kandi Factory" spinoff on April 9th on BRAVO.