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Kenya Moore’s RHOA Co-Stars Chime in After She Goes Off About Rumors ‘I Will Be a Housewife or Nothing at All’

Posted byBy Kiersten Willis | Published on: | Updated on July 19, 2018 CommentsComments (0)

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Kenya Moore has had enough of all the rumors of her impending departure from “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” as a full-time cast member.

The expectant mom and newlywed on Monday went off on Instagram dropping facts about the status of her time on the show. In it, she blasted the line up of the Barcelona trip in season 10 — which included newcomer Eva Marcille, who is rumored to be replacing Moore.

“#FAKERHOANEWS. No one has EVER asked me to be a friend to show… fact: I am THE housewife that has had THE highest rated episodes the past 3 seasons… even last year having missed 3 episodes.🤔,” Moore fired off in the caption accompanying a clip of her filming b-roll and the intro in 2015. “#Fact: the Barcelona New Lineup didn’t work…The fans have spoken. I’ve never been called boring 💅🏾 .#Fact love me or hate me I may not be the ‘fan favorite’ (my sister @kandi is and well deserved) but thank you for being invested in my life and continuing to contribute to the success of #RHOA and my success in my career on all levels. Don’t worry #teamtwirl you will get to see #babytwirl and all that I’m experiencing as a new wife and mother-to-be one way or another. You will see my raw truth… the good the bad and the ugly one way or another ☺ . Fact# I am good effing TV! ❤ .Fact# I will be a HW or nothing at all. 😘 Fact# I don’t discuss business but know that I know my value #queen # #kenyamoore #truth #shadequeen #shadeassassin #blameitonmyhormones #letaBishknow.”

In response, several of the RHOA ‘wives — including NeNe Leakes (who appears to have edited a comment some saw as shade), Kandi Burruss, former friend of the show Claudia Jordan — along with fellow Bravolebrities Toya Bush-Harris of “Married to Medicine” and Gizelle Bryant of “The Real Housewives of Potomac” chimed in. And Kenya eagerly soaked in the support from her reality star pals.

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Meanwhile, fans have also been giving their two cents.

“I LOVE you on the show and my friends and I noticed how you were getting your grown woman on this season and WE loved it!! And you’re right that Barcelona line up.”

“Awee … smh was hoping it was rumor…you are RHOA.”

“So glad. Love you. You keep the show going. Without you, it would be on autopilot!!!”

“The show wouldn’t be a show without you. You make it fun to watch. Congratulations x.”

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