Shamea Morton’s Music Video ‘Neva Had’ Sparks Fan Backlash “Sis, you got a whole husband”
Shamea Morton is facing criticism from fans following the release of the music video for her single “Neva Had.”
The Real Housewives of Atlanta personality debuted the visual just ahead of the Season 16 finale, aligning the release with the final chapter of the show’s latest season.
Fans Question Marriage Stability After “Neva Had” Video Release
The sultry video features Morton in a series of seductive scenes with a male co-star, emphasizing the song’s lyrics as she conveys to her on-screen lover that he’s “never had a woman like me.”
Take a look for yourself below….
Visuals Raise Eyebrows Online
The provocative nature of the video quickly caught the attention of viewers, many of whom took to social media to express concern over what they perceived as overly intimate moments between Morton and the model.
Though the video was intended to promote the single she first introduced earlier in the season, it instead stirred conversation about Morton’s personal life and marriage. Some fans openly questioned the appropriateness of the imagery, wondering whether it signaled possible trouble in her real-life relationship.
One person wrote, “Shamea really dropped this video like she’s single and ready to mingle… sis, you got a whole husband! That was way too much🤦🏾♀️ ” Another shared, “I don’t care how catchy the song is, that video was NOT it. Grinding on another man like that when you’re married? Come on now…”
Someone else added, “There’s sexy and then there’s disrespectful — Shamea crossed the line. This ain’t empowerment, it’s messiness. Period. 👀”
Another fan commented, “Why even bring your marriage on RHOA if you’re gonna drop a video acting like you’re auditioning for ‘Single Ladies: The Remix’? Yikes.
A critic wrote, “She really said ‘Neva Had’ like it’s a flex… meanwhile her man is at home watching her simulate a whole affair in HD. Not a good look, sis.”
“Never Had a Woman Like Me”
Throughout the visual, Morton embodies various personas and aesthetics, echoing the theme of the track that proclaims a uniqueness her partner has not experienced before. Her performance is paired with bold fashion choices and sensual choreography, further amplifying the song’s message.
As fans continue to weigh in on the visual, the buzz around “Neva Had” and its steamy direction underscores the crossover between reality TV and the music industry — a space Morton appears eager to explore.
Real Housewives of Atlanta airs Sundays at 8/7c on Bravo.
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Avigail is an Entertainment blogger at All About The Tea, who specializes in The Real Housewives of Atlanta and The Real Housewives of Potomac. Avigail has a background in marketing. She’s a Brooklynite living in the Bahamas, with a passion for travel, writing, reality TV watching, pop culture and spoken word.
