Kenya Moore Posts Picture with Cynthia Bailey But Fans Are More Concerned About Her Returning to RHOA

Real Housewives of Atlanta” fans are riled up about the possibility that Kenya Moore may not return to the show for next season but they at least get to enjoy her out and about with co-star Cynthia Bailey.

The mommy-to-be shared a picture on Instagram of her and Bailey: “I just love this lady! @cynthiabailey10 had a great time last night! Didn’t want to leave. #aboutlastnight#sisters.”

Bailey and Moore’s friendship took a tumble when the former Lancome model wasn’t invited to Moore’s secret wedding. However, Bailey was understanding and the pair rekindled their relationship at a time when Moore was at odds with nearly everyone else.

Kenya Moore and Cynthia Bailey

Fans were happy to see the two out together and expressed their hope for a spinoff.

“Good. I was getting upset somehow when I always saw @cynthiabailey10 with Nene but not you. Especially at a time when the internet is on your neck.”

“She is such a good friend and I know you are too”

“Spin off show called Moore of Us! Because we want to see Moore of you and your family!!”

“Beautiful powerful blessed black women 💪🏽💪🏽”

Others threatened to boycott RHOA if Moore does not return.

“Kenya, I truly hope and pray to God you return to the show. Andy, and Bravo is full of shit if they don’t bring you back. And if they bring Phaedra, back I’m done, no more Alt. House Wives for me.”

“I will never watch that show again because u are not on it.”

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