EXCLUSIVE: Not so Real! Tamar's 'staged' Braxton Family Values episode outrages former bosses who threaten to release videos of the former talk show host imploding on set

The war between Tamar Braxton and The Real has intensified and now, lawyers from Warner Bros, the show's parent company, are reportedly involved.

Daily Mail Online reported that Tamar was fired from The Real due to terrible focus-group feedback, push back from the show's advertisers, her on-camera delivery and for cussing out the executive producer of show. 

The 39-year-old singer did not accept responsibility for her termination, but instead took to social media and posted that she had been 'stabbed in the back by someone I stupidly trusted (not my man or my sisters)', she wrote.

Now Warner Bros has reportedly had its own meltdown after WE TV, the home of Braxton's reality series Braxton Family Values and Tamar & Vince, called for an emergency episode of Braxton Family Values and had Tamar's sisters Trina, Traci and Towanda join Toni and Tamar for a scene in Los Angeles.

Warner Bros has reportedly sent legal letters to WE TV after Tamar Braxton was fired from The Real and later reportedly re-enacted the day she was booted off on her reality show, Braxton Family Values

Sources say Tamar, here in a promo from the show, reportedly re-enacted the day of her firing from The Real on her WE TV reality show, Braxton Family Values

During the episode of Braxton Family Values, which will air on Thursday night , Tamar and her husband insinuate that her co-hosts played a part in her termination

'They reenacted the day that Tamar found out she was fired and staged an entire scene where Tamar is laying in bed crying and declaring that she doesn't know why she was fired, while her sisters attempt to console her,' a source, who viewed the episode told Daily Mail Online.

During the episode, which will air on Thursday at 9pm on WE TV, Tamar and her husband/manager Vincent Herbert continue to insinuate that her former co-hosts Loni Love, Adrienne Bailon, Jeannie Mai and Tamara Mowry-Housley played a part in her termination.

'Vince declares that the co-hosts were always jealous of Tamar's success and that Loni in particular always had it out for Tamar. Vince helps pass the buck in the episode and fuels the conspiracy theory that the co-hosts aided in her ouster,' the source added.

Warner Bros fired off legal letters to WE TV about this Thursday's episode claiming that if anything on the show's reenactment further disparages The Real or violates Tamar and Vince's non-disclosure agreement, they plan to pursue litigation.

The New York Post has since reported that Vince was aware that his wife was being fired from The Real two weeks before he actually told her.

A source told Daily Mail Online that Warner Bros initially decided to ditch Tamar's husband,  Vince Herbert as an executive producer on The Real and wanted to have a 'come to Jesus meeting' with Tamar one last time to help her keep her job

All five cast members of The Real - (left to right) Tamar, Tamera Mowry-Housley, Loni Love, Jeannie Mai and Adrienne Bailonhad - just completed a new photo shoot for images that were supposed to be used to promote their upcoming third season

A fan posted a meme that shows The real co-hosts together with Braxton sitting off to the side and the caption reads: 'When you in a room full of phony b****es, it's best to distance yourself.' Tamar responded to the photo writing: 'Pretty much.'

Daily Mail Online has also learned, that Warner Bros initially decided to ditch Vince as an executive producer on the series and wanted to have a 'come to Jesus meeting' with Tamar one last time to help her keep her job.

'They had completed a photo shoot for Season three,' the source said. 

The source added: 'Their intention was not to fire her, but because Vince was dropped as a producer he wouldn't allow the executives to speak to his wife directly and that's what pushed the network to not pick up her option either and can her from the show.'

In addition to sending letters to WE TV, Warner Bros. is also threatening to release multiple videos of Tamar imploding on set, as well as the video of her meltdown and cussed out the show's executive producer.

'Everyone on set will tell you that her actions that day were reprehensible and the epitome of insubordination. All the cursing and violent language, it was just a chaotic scene that will make Dennis Quaid's movie set meltdown look like a nursery rhyme session at a daycare center,' the source said, before adding: 'It would definitely affect her ability to get work in this business!'

Sources close to The Real believe that Tamar and Vince are trying to portray her as the victim because they need to find a new gig now that they've lost The Real. 

'I have been stabbed in the back by someone I stupidly trusted': Tamar shared a snapshot with older sister Toni who comforted her the day before news broke that she was leaving the show but Tamar noted the mistrusted person was not her 'man or one of her sisters'

Sources close to The Real (cast pictured above) believe that Tamar and Vince are trying to portray her as the victim because they need to find a new gig now that they've lost The Real

The couple has already been battling financial issues and the couple was sued in 2015 by a former nanny who said they stiffed her on payments. 

There's also a laundry list of hairdressers, makeup artists and stylists that will no longer work with her over outstanding debt as well.

While the staged episode of Braxton Family Values will be Tamar's first public statement since her social media post on Saturday, May 21, she is still letting her feeling be known online despite declaring she was taking a social media hiatus.

A fan posted a meme that shows the co-hosts together with Braxton sitting off to the side and the caption reads: 'When you in a room full of phony b****es, it's best to distance yourself.' Tamar responded to the photo writing: 'Pretty much.'

Warner Bros is moving forward with plans to replace Tamar and have schedule a group of chemistry test with potential candidates for the job in early August.