Kenya Moore’s Return to ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ Is Looking Less Likely After Latest Report

Kenya Moore

Credit: Kenya Moore’s Instagram @thekenyamoore

The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Kenya Moore, will not be joining her cast members for season 11 of the popular reality show.

According to Page Six, sources say the pregnant reality star was offered a “part-time [role] and she didn’t want the reduction in pay. So she’s out.”

It was already speculated that Moore wasn’t going to return for the next season when, she wasn’t present at NeNe Leakes birthday trip to South Beach, Florida in June.

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Despite not coming back for the new season, the former beauty pageant seems happy and ready for the arrival of her first baby with husband Marc Daly. She posted a picture of her growing baby bump on Instagram, with a sports bra and workout pants. “#BabyDaly is growing! I’m feeling much better now and baby is giving me amazing skin and I’m not having crazy cravings. Actually, I’m eating less bc baby is moving up. So far all the tests and ultrasounds say baby is healthy! Thank God. Please continue to pray for our family! #miraclebaby #weloveyou #itsnevertoolate#GodsSpeed #ThatsMrsDalyToYou#babybump #ThankYouJehovah #IVF”

It’s been rumored that Moore may land her own reality show covering her pregnancy. And from the looks of things her fans who are love following her the progress of her pregnancy would be all for it.

“I don’t know you personally but I do hope everything goes well for you and your family.Stay happy and have a healthy baby 💕💖💕”

“So happy for you kenya!! Followed ur story from the start! Sending love all the way from scotland ❤”

“Congratulations and blessings to you and yours. Children are true blessings, sometimes they may break your heart, because of that meditation and crystals I suggest for healing.”

“Happy for you Kenya!😊😊😊 you give me hope😘😘”

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