Kenya Moore Fans Can’t Help But Laugh at Cynthia Bailey’s Comment to Pregnant RHOA Star

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Pregnant Kenya Moore spent a little time getting some sun the other day and her sweet caption got an equally sweet — and funny — response from RHOA co-star Cynthia Bailey.

Just baking a little chocolate ❤#chocolategirls #peace #relaxation #nostress #noworries #focused,” Moore said on Instagram Friday, June 15.

“More like a chocolate factory😂,” Bailey commented, purportedly referring to Moore’s expanding bosom.

The remark got a few crying laughing emoji from Moore and fans chucked, too.

“@cynthiabailey10 😂😂😂😂😂.”

“@cynthiabailey10 😝😝😝.”

“@cynthiabailey10 🤣🤣🤣.”

They also began complimenting the former Miss USA on her glow.

“You are so beautiful.”

“This is absolutely not fair! I stopped taking pics early into my second trimester. Gimme that glow sista.. Glow baby glow…”

“Gone girl!!! Stunning!!!😍”

Others began pining to see more baby bump photos after Moore debuted a couple the other week.

“Can’t wait to see a photoshoot of your pregnancy ready to see that stomach❤😘❤😘😘❤❤.”

“Let’s see that baby bump.”

Still, the remarks weren’t all complimentary.

“Why are there no pics of her pregnant belly? Is she really pregnant or using a surrogate?”

“Why don’t u ever show us the baby bump? Why the big secrecy?”

Moore’s road to pregnancy hasn’t been easy. On RHOA this season, she believed she was pregnant but when she got tested at the doctor’s office, the results came back inconclusive.

“That visit with the doctor happened this past summer just weeks after we got married, and I was very excited and optimistic about the possibilities,” she explained to Bravo TV in February. “Marc and I had only been married a short time, so we were hopeful.

“With that said, it’s not easy to go through something so personal when the whole world is watching. Since the episode aired on Sunday, there has been a lot of support, but there have also been a lot of wild accusations and flat out lies on blogs as a result of me sharing such a private moment. This is the very reason it’s difficult to show something so intensely private with the world. You leave yourself open to constant character assassination, mindless chatter, and ruthless people intent on destroying you. What is for me is for me. I’ve been blessed and will continue to live my best life.”

Perhaps those difficulties are why she had been so secretive about her baby bump. After announcing she’s expecting during the season 10 reunion, the star faced accusations of faking her pregnancy when she showed up to an event in March hiding her stomach. She also failed to post any photos on her IG with a noticeable bump.

But Moore began to shut up haters when she posted an ultrasound and later shared two photos of her growing belly.

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