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Kenya Moore desperately wants to find her dream guy, but if Patti Stanger cannot help her find true love, what help is there for controversial love guru Dr. Umar Johnson?

Moore's troubled past with her father appears to be preventing her from finally landing a long-term, fulfilling relationship. Thankfully, she may finally be ready to address those issues. She certainly made an effort during tonight's episode. However, fans of the Real Housewives of Atlanta think Moore still has a long way to go before she's actually a literal housewife.

When Moore invited her father over to visit her perpetually under-construction home, she probably wasn't expecting to be lectured about her love life. But that's exactly what happened when Ronald Grant (who became Moore's father at just 16 years old) suggested that she should have stuck it out with an agent that she had previously been dating.

After Grant shared an odd metaphor about men and scorecards, it was clear that his advice was falling on deaf ears. Parents adding two cents in regards to RHOA cast members' relationships isn't a new phenomenon. Who could forget Kandi Burruss and Mama Joyce's arguments about Todd Tucker? What was new, however, was the revelation that Moore had attended a relationship seminar hosted by controversial psychologist Dr. Umar Johnson just a few weeks earlier. Twitter users were quick to scoff at the idea that Moore's love life could be fixed by anyone, be it her father or a slick-talking self-help guru.

Few Real Housewives of Atlanta viewers have been surprised to see Moore once again stirring the pot. Outside of Moore's antics, there just isn't much drama on the show, especially now that the drama between Peter Thomas and Cynthia Bailey has died down. But while Moore's behavior typically annoys viewers, most actually were on her side during tonight's http://www.sweetquinceaneradress.com/pink-quinceanera-dresses-c_5/.