Kandi Burruss is being slammed for not ‘respecting’ her co-stars after pushing them to try on vibrating underwear at a night out in New York.

During the latest episode of ‘The Real Housewives of Atlanta’, Burruss suggested wearing sexy underwear as they headed to ‘Thoughts of a Colored Man’ – a Broadway play that follows the lives of seven men living in Brooklyn.

While some of her castmates were on board, others weren’t comfortable with it and refused to participate.

“I still don’t understand why Kandi wants women wearing vibrating panties to star in a play about black men’s trauma #RHOA,” one fan tweeted.

“Kandi wanted girls to wear her vibrant panties to her window display? Yeah this is getting weird Kandi we gotta draw the line somewhere… #RHOA,” another added.

Another added: “I feel like Kandi should respect people when they tell her the sex stuff is too much instead of shaming them for not being as open as she is. The “relax” “you need to play” rebuttal [sic] whenever someone expresses their discomfort, it’s borderline predatory. Idc #RHOA.

“Yes, she really should respect other people’s boundaries, even when she doesn’t understand/agree with them. The ‘no judgement’ zone around sex goes both ways,” someone wrote.

Several fans sided with Marlo Hampton and Kenya Moore, as both women chose not to wear the mini vibrator in a group environment with other women’s husbands.

“I’m not going to wear vibrating panties around other people’s men,” Moore, 51, said in a confessional. “My vajayjay is closed for business on this trip.”

Later that night, Shereé Whitfield told Moore that any of the remotes can work for any of the nearby vibrators, to which Moore replied, “Oh no!”

“Is it ‘Eyes Wide Shut’ all of a sudden?” Moore added in a confessional, referencing the 1999 erotic psychological drama. “Did I miss the part where they were handing out masks at the door?”

Burruss addressed the controversial piece of clothing on Twitter, saying she wanted it to be a “fun way to stop people fighting” throughout the evening.

“I told them not to use it while we were in the room of course,” Burruss said. tweeted sunday. “The game was meant to be – whenever someone said something fishy or started arguing, you hit the remote and the vibration would start. It was meant to be a fun way to stop people from getting confused. argue. #RHOA”

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” airs Sundays at 8 p.m. ET on Bravo.