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Kenya Moore Shares Latest ‘Baby Twirl’ Update on Instagram Live

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Kenya Moore continues to soak up her pregnancy and she’s letting fans in on the little details of her impending motherhood.

On Instagram Friday, “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star went live to encourage fans to “guess where I am” as she eagerly waited to see her baby for a second time through an ultrasound.

While her husband Marc Daly wasn’t present, she had her Aunt Lori there to support her.

The former Miss USA didn’t stay on the stream long but was there long enough to drum up some excitement from fans who can’t wait to meet Baby Twirl.

“I’m so happy for Kenya. She looks so relaxed and happy 😍.”

“CONGRATS KENYA YOU CAN SEE IT ALL IN YOUR FACE THAT’S YOUR SO HAPPY.”

“Congrats!!! Happy for you!!!”

“So proud for you I know this is what you wanted for like forever. Nothing but great life expectations for your family. #kenyaandbaby#love#husband.”

The joy is certainly welcome for Moore since the star has been plagued by haters and doubters ever since she announced her pregnancy at the RHOA season 10 reunion in April.

In May, Gossip websites speculated that Moore wasn’t actually pregnant and led her to take to Instagram to shut things down.

“#FAKENEWS @bet @celebrity_insider_org @theinquisitr shame on you for constantly regurgitating the slanderous fake news from #radaronline,” Moore said fired off on Instagram “Fake Husband, Fake Pregnancy, Fake Boyfriends, Fake Storyline, Fired, Fake Divorce. At least be effing original with your hateful lies. I’m used to you all making up stories to get clicks off my name but LEAVE MY FAMILY ALONE.”

Still, the stories kept coming, even when the reality star shared her first ultrasound, it wasn’t enough to stop doubters from slamming her. A baby bump debuting photo didn’t help things either. But it seemed once Moore rolled up her shirt some and showed her bare stomach things appeared to turn in her favor.

Yet doubters remained when Kandi Burruss posed with Moore at the airport touching her RHOA co-star’s stomach Thursday, leading Burruss to clap back at a naysayer.

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