Kandi Burruss is giving us a masterclass in friendship and loyalty. The Real Housewives of Atlanta star recently shared her approach to navigating the complexities of friendships, particularly with Kenya Moore
, and fans are loving her no-nonsense attitude.
Kandi revealed that while she’ll check Kenya behind the scenes when she feels her friend is wrong, she’ll always stand beside her publicly
— no questions asked. “I believe you correct your friends privately and defend them when the world is watching,” Kandi said, giving fans a glimpse into her no-drama approach to maintaining genuine relationships.
This statement speaks volumes about Kandi’s sense of loyalty and class. She knows that disagreements and misunderstandings are bound to happen in any friendship, especially when you’re in the public eye. But rather than airing dirty laundry or adding fuel to the fire, Kandi chooses to handle it privately and keep the public image intact.
It’s refreshing to see someone so transparent about how they approach friendship, showing that real bonds are built on mutual respect, even when tough conversations are required. Kandi’s perspective is a sharp reminder that true friendship doesn’t mean agreeing on everything — it’s about
By standing firm in her belief that friends can be corrected behind closed doors but defended publicly, Kandi is setting the bar high for how to handle conflict while maintaining the integrity of those relationships. This kind of maturity is exactly what makes
Drew is much more like Tracy than he realizes.
Everything was starting to look up for The Quartermaines, until Drew’s sneaky move during the November 10, 2025 episode of General Hospital brought him to an all-time low.
Key Takeaways
It’s been a rough year for The Quartermaines after learning Gio (Giovanni Mazza) is a long-lost member of the family, losing their matriarch, and nearly losing their iconic home. But now that Ronnie (Erika Slezak) has left Port Charles and The Q’s are all together again in the home where they belong, they’ve seemed almost invincible…almost.
After some grandfather-grandson bonding with Gio, Ned (Wally Kurth) received a call from the movers in charge of moving all of their priceless family heirlooms back into the mansion. When he questioned how they could have possibly lost the boxes, a voice from behind him assured they weren’t lost. That was when Ned turned around and spotted Drew (Cameron Mathison).
Drew being the conniving, cutthroat, wannabe Q he is, admitted that he got the movers to move everything to his house instead, reveling in the way Ned got angrier and angrier the more he spoke. But once Ned had trouble catching his breath and fell to his knees, Drew’s true Q showed.
While Drew outright laughed at the thought of Ned faking a heart attack and noted it was straight out of the Quartermaine playbook, it was his reaction to the situation that sent viewers straight back to a classic GH moment between Tracy (Jane Elliot) and Edward (the late David Lewis).
No one’s ever forgotten the moment when Tracy withheld her father’s heart medication while having a heart attack, and Drew walking away as Ned collapsed onto the ground outside of Bobbie’s proved even worse than what Tracy once did.
General Hospital spoilers for November 11 leave us hanging on Ned’s fate, and instead tease the aftermath of Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) learning that Chase (Josh Swickard) has been risking his career to save Willow (Katelyn MacMullen). And with the way Brook Lynn and Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) spoke while Chase and Willow grew a tad closer today, we may be in for a couple switch-up.
Who do you think will come to Ned’s rescue? Let us know in the comments section below.