Kenya Moore May Have Inadvertently Revealed the Gender of Her Baby

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Kenya Moore is ready for #BabyTwirl! So much so that she may have just shared the gender of her first child with husband Marc Daly. “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star was photographed at New York’s LaGuardia Airport as she rushed to catch a flight as co-star Kandi Burruss ran into her.

“I ran into my baby momma at the airport! @thekenyamoore I’m so excited for you!!!! Can’t wait to see #BabyDaly,” Burruss captioned her Wednesday, June 27 Instagram post.

Moore shared the same picture on her account writing, “Love seeing my Sister @kandi rushing to make my flight! #BabyDaly can’t wait to meet you!
#momtobe #love #friends #family #ThatsMrsDalyToYou #babytwirl.”

But it was a remark made in Burruss’ comments that had fans thinking Moore just confirmed she’d be welcoming a baby boy into her household.

“Hehehehe I literally rolled out of the bed to catch this flight! Love u and #babydaly can’t wait to meet his auntie,” she wrote.

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Fans swiftly caught on to the apparent admission.

“@thekenyamoore …..👀 #babydaly can’t wait to meet…HIS…auntie?😉Congratulations to you & DaddyDaly!💙”

“So it’s a boy.”

“OMG ISSA BOY. !!!!!😄🎊💎😁😍❤.”

“you’re having a boy???? Congrats!!!! @thekenyamoore.”

“@thekenyamoore your [sic] having a boy awwwww.”

“@thekenyamoore His??? You know we like to jump to conclusions to congrats!!!!”

However, Moore quickly posted another comment clearing up her supposed gender reveal, chalking it up to using the same pronoun her doctor uses in check-ups.

“Meant to say meet his/her auntie 😂 my doctor calls all babies ‘boys’ so not a reveal folks 🤷🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️❤❤❤. We are choosing to wait to know the gender when they are born 😘.”

But what was meant to quell speculation about her baby turned into talk of a different kind as fans began wondering if Moore is expecting twins.

“@thekenyamoore what do you mean by “they” is more than one baby????”

“@thekenyamoore Twins maybe 👀.”

“@thekenyamoore twins? You said they, OMG bless you.”

“@thekenyamoore when they are born? TWINS??”

Moore hasn’t responded to the twin talk.

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