Bio: Kenya Moore, born on January 24, 1971 in Detroit, Michigan, is a reality star on Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Atlanta. Kenya joined the franchise on RHOA‘s fifth season premiere in November, 2012, and starred on the show through season 10, which ended in April 2018. Prior to becoming a Bravolebrity, Kenya was a model and pageant queen, winning the title of Miss Michigan USA and becoming Miss USA in 1993. She represented the USA in the Miss Universe pageant in 1993, finishing in the top six. Kenya also participated in Season 7 of The Celebrity Apprentice.
Best Known For:
Kenya Moore is best known for starring on Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Atlanta. She was also crowned Miss USA in 1993, becoming the second African American Miss USA titleholder.
Personal Life:
Kenya was raised by her paternal grandmother and aunt, after being abandoned by her mother at birth. She is also the founder of the Kenya Moore Foundation, which grants scholarships to underprivileged girls from her high school alma mater. Kenya married Marc Daly in June 2017, and revealed they were expecting their first child in April 2018. Their daughter, Brooklyn, was born on Nov. 4, 2018.
Season 13 of ‘RHOA’ is just getting started, but thanks to Kenya Moore and Cynthia Bailey, there’s already a ton of drama. Especially in this sneak peek clip at the Jan. 3 episode.
Sherri Shepherd clapped back at Kenya Moore, after the ‘RHOA’ star sparked a feud for naming Sherri as someone she’d ‘never’ want to guest star on ‘WWHL’ with again.
‘RHOA’ star Kenya Moore is feeling better than ever after starting to lose some of the weight she gained while in quarantine but she’s not stressing over the scale.
Kenya Moore was all smiles while flaunting her amazing figure in a pair of white overalls and posing with her cousin Che, who she revealed helped with the food for her two-year-old daughter Brooklyn’s birthday party.
Two ‘RHOA’ stars allegedly got frisky with a male stripper at Cynthia Bailey’s bachelorette party. Four cast members have already come forward to say, ‘It wasn’t me!’