Although Kandi barruss'daughter, Riley Burrusswas used for bravo cameras when she joined the cast "Next Gene NYC"" Kandi discovered that she still had reservations about her daughter in the center of attention.

In a recent interview she found that "scared" to see Riley, join the "Next Gen NYC" actor on Bravo.

As we talk about the show, Kandi, on the main network "Real Housewives Atlanta"For 15 seasons, said People Exactly why the thought of her daughter was the star of the new reality show she made discomfort.

"People are already trying to tell crazy things about my child online and other famous children," Kandi said. "When she is her front, it's like really nothing I could do to get her."

She added: "Because now it's really, they're all eyes on you. It's not about me."

"You don't just catch astray. It's like people really can focus on you and say what they want to say and I'm sure I'm afraid.

According to the public, "Next Gen NYC" follows "entangled internet friends in the center of attention - or at least close enough for good lighting - while referred to in adulth breasts one lunch, break and spontaneous decision by one."

The series also has other "real housewives" offspring, including Gia Giudice, Brooks Marks (son Meredith and Seth Marks) and Ariana Biermann (Kim Zolciak-Biermann).

In the latest episode, the viewers watched the 22-year-old get emotional after they pulled out his star, Charlie Zakkour, a microagression.

After Zakkour informed the rest of the nonsense that Riley turned to one of his friends aggressively, Riley shot him and explained why his tongue was harmful.

"I'm just so crazy because every time you do this ... and I'm trying to do it, but I hate it when you try to play this, I intimidate or I scare your random white girl," Riley said through tears. "It's like the real things I have to go every day. I'm all all of you. And it's always like everyone's trying to descend, when I try to scare them. No, your girls are rude." Disrespect. "

Later, during the episode, Riley called her mother on support, who said, "I'm glad he let him go. I don't think it's cool."

Candy Furthermore, he stated that Zakkovor's comments can be frustrating, especially as a "minority" in the group.

"You're not afraid to talk to yourself, which shouldn't be," Kandi concluded.

After episode broadcast, Brooks shared the Riley's support message on Instagram, writing, "I thankfully on this platform and committed to holding out for what is okay."

The 25-year-old appended that the talks that he and his members acted at the exhibition on microaggreses as an opportunity for learning, calling him a chance to "listen ... and guide kindness."

Another "Next Gen NYC" Star, Ava DashThey shared a similar feeling in their Instagram stories.

"It's not our job as black women to teach well-educated adults of this type of lessons. If we decide to be great, if not, it's okay," she wrote. "We are allowed to access these situations on one's own personal discretion. The emotional work is not owed. Black women are expected to be" graceful educators "in moments as you have seen on the episode (three) and that is an ill-looking expectation."

Once the Riley's recording is defending against Zakkour's comments, she shared online, the viewers quickly interceded to share their thoughts.

"This is like an example of a microagression textbook," he wrote a user. "We saw the shot. It wasn't ... No ... No Blackcence in nothing Riley told that girl."