Kenya Moore Shows Bare Belly After Critics Continue to Question Pregnancy

Kenya Moore and her husband have many blessings to look forward to within the next few months including a new addition to their family and business venture.

The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” co-star took to Instagram Saturday morning and revealed a photo of herself exercising in the gym and sporting her baby bump.

Moore wrote the caption, “Trying to stay fit for baby! I love these @dynastysportswearusa pants because they are so soft and comfy and I can pull them up over my belly (first photo) and roll them down if I get too hot. Also I never and butt crack! Check them out they have many styles and colors…. #fitbaby.”

Fans were overjoyed with excitement for the reality star and congratulated Moore on her pregnancy.

One fan commented, “Boy or Girl Baby Daly will no doubt be gorgeous because of you. As a new mama myself I’m super excited for you. It’s honestly the most amazing kind of love and it grows bigger everyday. Congrats to you and hubby. Wishing you a happy healthy pregnancy!”

Another wrote, “This make me smile. What’s for you is for you all according to God’s plan. You waited and you received!!! I’m so happy for you. You are going to be an amazing mother.”

Instagram user Dimitrimarick said, “Prove the haters wrong.”

Moore also revealed that her husband Marc Daly is growing his “SoCo” brand in Brooklyn, New York and will soon include “SoCo Lounge”.

She wrote on Thursday, “[SoCo] is growing the famous #Soco brand. Can’t wait for the new business to open! #comingsoon #socobk #blessed.”

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Daly’s restaurant was named one of the top restaurants in the country by “Travel Noire” magazine.

The Daly’s seem to be shutting down all of their naysayers.

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