Police report alleges RHOA’s Angela Oakley used homophobic slur and threatened to kill man
Real Housewives of Atlanta star, Angela Oakley (IG: angelaoakley34 / jcjonesofficial)
A man in Atlanta has filed a police report alleging The Real Housewives of Atlanta cast member Angela Oakley used a homophobic slur and threatened to kill him at a public event in August 2024, allegations her lawyer has denied.
The police report is said to have been filed by Alexander Hines with the Atlanta Police Department. He alleges Oakley has been “bothering him since 2024”.
Hines alleges that, at an event on 16 August 2024, Oakley “threatened to kill him” and called him the f-word slur. He also claims the incident happened in front of about 20 people.
What does Alexander Hines allege happened after the event?
In the complaint, Hines alleges the situation continued after the August 2024 incident.
He claims Oakley kept sending harassing text messages over the next two years.

Hines also alleges she sent men to his workplace to intimidate him, and sent information about him to blogs in an attempt to embarrass him. He further claims Oakley had him served with fake legal papers.
He also alleges he recently received anonymous text messages claiming his family is being followed, and he wants police to investigate.
Oakley’s lawyer calls the allegations “baseless and unfounded”
Oakley’s lawyer, Steve Sadow, issued a categorical denial in a statement.
“The police report purportedly filed by Alexander Hines contains a series of baseless and unfounded allegations,” Sadow said. “These bogus claims are entirely without merit and have no basis in fact or reality. Ms. Oakley categorically and unequivocally denies each and every one.”
Oakley is part of Bravo’s long-running Real Housewives franchise and is married to former NBA player Charles Oakley.
A similar allegation has surfaced elsewhere in the wider franchise: in 2022, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kathy Hilton was accused of using a homophobic slur by Erika Jayne during a reunion episode, an accusation Hilton denied, after a night out in Aspen’s Caribou Club.