Plus, Keshia Knight Pulliam talks about her ex Ed Hartwell's ex-wife, 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star Lisa Wu.
Keshia Knight Pulliam is moving forward from all her divorce drama.
In a new episode of her Play.it podcast, Kandidly Keshia, the 37-year-old actress says she isn't shedding any more tears over her messy split from ex Ed Hartwell.
"The show must go on, you just keep it movin'," Pulliam says. "This isn't the final destination, it's a pit stop. No more tears, I'm laughing all the way from this point and enjoying life."
Pulliam also talks about Hartwell's ex-wife, Real Housewives of Atlanta star Lisa Wu. The Cosby Show star expresses her displeasure with Wu mentioning her during an episode of TV One's Hollywood Divas. In one episode, Wu tells a friend that she was the one who introduced Pulliam and Hartwell, and claims that she only found out Pulliam and Hartwell were getting married through their 9-year-old son, Ed Jr.
"Lisa Wu and I have never, will never, be friends," Pulliam says. "I have no ill will for her -- I don't know her like that -- it was never a situation of stealing anyone's husband. They were divorced many years before we even started dating and yes, we live in Atlanta, it's a small town."
"Have I run into her? Have I taken a picture with her? Absolutely, but I take pictures with people every day," she adds. "And if you were categorized as friends with everyone you took a picture with, would that be accurate?"
Pulliam says she wishes Wu the best.
"So I just want to say that I have no desire to continue to be a part of that lie and to continue to be part of a false made up story line that puts me in a defamatory, derogatory light, and I don’t have anything more to say about that," she says. "It’s very simple, no need to say my name, because I’m not a part of it. I respect her [Wu] for being EJ's mom because I love him dearly and our connection is that we’re going to have the same ex-husband and our children will be siblings, but beyond that, that's all. I wish you the best, and I’m moving forward."
Pulliam told ET during our exclusive sit-down in Atlanta on Wednesday that one of the most difficult parts of the split is not being able to see her stepson.
"I really, really love him," she tearfully explained. "He was so excited. He deserves to be a big brother."
She also reiterated that she is now focusing on moving forward.
"I'm dealing with today. I am taking it day by day, and my focus right now is loving myself the best I can," Pulliam said. "Now, [I'm] loving myself amazingly well, because that's loving my baby."
Pulliam alleged to ET that Hartwell was unfaithful to her during their marriage, and claimed that she was the one who first wanted a divorce before he asked her for a second chance. Hartwell denied Pulliam's cheating allegations in an interview with Page Six, published on Thursday.
"One thing I have found out about her -- and it's not to bash her -- is that she can tell a half-truth to make sure that she seems like, I don’t want to say the victim ... But that she's the one that's right,'" Hartwell said.
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