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Kenya Moore Hints at Spinoff Amid Rumors She’s Been Fired from ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’

Posted byBy Shamone Nelson | Published on: | Updated on August 6, 2018 CommentsComments (0)

“Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Kenya Moore may have filmed her final season with the popular reality show franchise but that doesn’t mean she’ll be off the small screen for good.

The newly pregnant reality star has been battling rumors left and right about her supposed departure but Radar Online is reporting that Moore has been telling family and friends she has a spin-off in the works.

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The gossip site claims Moore is in negotiations for a “pregnancy special and possibly getting her own show afterward.” Just last week Moore bashed the site for not getting its stories straight in an Instagram post. “Do you really think Bravo would talk to a trashy blog like “radar online?” When have you ever seen Bravo release cast info before the season starts on any cast member being fired or HIRED? 🤔 N-E-V-E-R.” She continued, “To the outlets that regurgitate their fake desperate stories: shame on you lazy MFs! Unless you hear it from me, it’s fake news! Reviewing my latest offer now 💅🏾.”

Producers have reportedly begun shooting the next season of RHOA with the girls getting together for Nene Leakes’ birthday trip in Miami. Castmembers Porsha Williams, Marlo Hampton, Cynthia Bailey and Eva Marcille were present but Moore was absent. Naturally, her pregnancy and marriage may keep her otherwise occupied.

If the rumors are indeed true, Moore would be joining Sheree Whitfield and Kim Zolciak-Biermann who were both asked not to return for another season. However, like Zolciak-Biermann, Moore may turn her popularity into a lucrative spin-off with Bravo.

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