Kenya Moore’s Sweet Message About Sharing Parenthood Journey with Husband Touches Fans

Kenya Moore is having the time of her life right now. The pregnant “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star expressed how grateful she is to be going through this phase in her life with husband Marc Daly. And fans ate it up.

“So happy to share this journey with my love,” Moore wrote on Instagram Tuesday, July 31. “The ultrasounds, the mood swings, seeing our baby moving and dancing, and the laughs. Wouldn’t want to do this with anyone else. #worththewait #love #family #babydaly #joy #babybump #babydaly.”

Kenya Moore 

The post exclaiming just how beautiful the journey to motherhood has been for the 1993 Miss USA winner, who has her restauranteur spouse by her side, had many fans gushing with happiness for the star.

“You can do it! @thekenyamoore I’m happy for you. That baby is gonna be beautiful! 😇.”

“So happy to see you finally are at the place you have been waiting for.”

“Kenya I am so happy for you and your family you deserve it… won’t he do it?..👣👣😷😷😛.

“@thekenyamoore – you always have a beautiful smile but now girl that smile is more brighter than ever. Congratulations to the Daly’s.”

“So happy for you. Thank you for allowing us a glimpse into your happiness.”

“I am so happy for u Kenya ..special thanks to Mr. Marc for being nice to our girl.. [to] hell [with the] haters..we ❤u w or w out [RHOA]..Bravo’s loss😘😘😘.”

The last remark referred to Moore’s struggles with getting her place secured on RHOA’s next season. The 47-year-old has long been rumored to be off of the show, but Moore tweeted an update to fans who inquired about where she was in the negotiation process.

“Nope… was never offered a friend role, just friend💲to do the same job and show family and baby story. 🤔 No movement in negotiations but not to worry… a girl has options just in case 💅🏾 👸🏾,” she said.

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