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Kenya Moore Implores Fans to ‘Never Give Up’ on Dreams After Feeling Baby Move for First Time

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Kenya Moore is finally realizing her dream of starting a family and after feeling her baby move for the first time, she’s sharing an inspirational message to her fans.

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star on Wednesday eagerly shared the #BabyTwirl development, telling fans that after she’s longed for a husband and children, her dream is finally coming true.

“#BabyDaly is moving!!!! ❤ The doctor told me it would take longer for me to feel the baby’s movement because of where my placenta is situated but WOW,” Moore wrote July 25 on a video of her caressing her moving belly.

Kenya Moore

“This has got to be the most amazing feeling any first-time mother can have.
Thinking of where my life was before I met my husband. Now I have a baby on the way and a man who truly loves me. NEVER ever give up on your dreams! #love #life #baby #mother #God #hope #faith #IVF #pregnant #ThatsMrsDalyToYou #fairytaleending #bumpday.”

Moore announced she was pregnant at the season 10 RHOA reunion in April, months after she visited Barbados to get IVF treatments. The 47-year-old is set to welcome her first child with husband Marc Daly later this year.

Although Moore has slammed rumors of faking her pregnancy for the last several months — all the while posting photos of her bare belly and ultrasounds — it seems by now fans are finally convinced this is the real deal. They’ve eagerly been congratulating the RHOA star on her pregnancy milestone.

“That’s so wonderful!!!❤❤❤.”

“Yay Kenya, I’m so happy for you. 💗💗💗.”

“You deserve it! I am so happy for you!”

“This made me smile. I always say that that is the best feeling in the world. To call yourself Mother. Congratulations.”

“God bless you Kenya keep the drama out of your life so happy for you and hubbie @thekenyamoore.”

“That moment is so precious. I’m so happy for you and your hubby.”

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