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Fans Gush Over Kenya Moore’s Sweet Gesture to Her Husband, Offers Marriage Advice

Posted byBy Tanasia Kenney | Published on: | Updated on August 1, 2018 CommentsComments (0)

“Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Kenya Moore is busy enjoying the married life with new husband Marc Daly but didn’t hesitate to offer marital advice to a fan who hit a snag in her own relationship.

In an Instagram post, the former Miss USA shared photos of the scrumptious brunch she cooked for her husband, including a fruit-topped Belgian waffle and turkey bacon.

Kenya Moore

Kenya Moore wed husband Marc Daily in 2017 and said their marriage takes “teamwork.” (

“Yes please! Turkey Bacon, buttermilk Belgium waffles with strawberries and whipped cream,” she captioned the photo, followed by the hashtag #wifeduties.

Fans gushed over the photos and commended the mom-to-be for whipping up such a delicious meal for her husband.

“Kenya I’m so happy for you and ur family,” one person wrote. ” I’m so proud of u for not giving up 💕. Take good care of the handsome man and he will give u the best of himself as well in Jesus name. I can’t wait to see ur lil beautiful baby 👶.”

“Looks delicious @thekenyamoore — that’s how you keep him too,” wrote another. “‘The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach;’ my mom taught me that!!! 😂😂😂🙏❤TeamTwirl Forever.”

One fan, however, griped about feeling “forced and obligated” to cook for her man, saying it was something she was once happy to do but “that spark fizzled out after 7 rough years, three kids later.”

“It takes teamwork and it just can’t be me all the time and only 10% from him,” the fan wrote.

Moore took the time to offer her words of encouragement.

Kenya Moore

Instagram screenshot.

Fans also begged the star to settle rumors about her not possibly not returning to RHOA. Many argued it was time she get her own show anyway while others threatened to boycott RHOA if she didn’t return.

Earlier this week, Moore tweeted she was still in negotiations to appear on the show’s 11th season and said fans “deserved to see her happy ending.” Guests of the show Eva Marcille and Shamea Morton are rumored to become full-time cast members, possibly replacing Moore and co-star Sheree Whitfield.

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