Kenya Moore Presses Forward with Hair Business After Losing Her RHOA Status

Kenya Moore may have lost her peach, but that doesn’t mean the mom-to-be is slowing down on her other endeavors. One of those businesses is her haircare company.

The former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star on Tuesday posted a promotional video for her best-selling growth serum from her Kenya Moore Hair Care line.

“Our #growthserum is our #1 best seller and can be used on ALL hair types. Strengthens hair and provides moisture and protection. None of our products have sulfates and all our over 90 percent naturally derived. Go to KenyaMooreHairCare.com to order today. And amazon.com,” Moore captioned the post.

Kenya Moore pregnantThe former Miss USA winner’s hairline launched in 2015 and includes products that are made to help users’ hair grow stronger and longer in a single use. Products include a restorative hair mask, vitamins, a growth repair conditioner and shampoo and an edge control.

Fans who watched Moore’s promo shared their thoughts on the products or wondered how their hair would fair with them.

“I wish I could get my hands on these products!! but I don’t think they in Africa yet later on MALAWI…😣.”

“I wonder if this would work for me🤔. My hair is so damaged dry and between braids and wigs my edges are lacking. So sad😶😥.”

“I have the serum and mask. It smells great! I just used the mask again yesterday. My hair feels lovely! My clients love the products as well. ❤️”

It seems Moore is pressing ahead with her venture amid stalled negotiations with the RHOA producers.

“[I] 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 💅🏾 👸🏾,” Moore tweeted in July.

“The fans deserve to see my happy ending… unfortunately, it’s not up to me. Maybe I should have committed some crimes 😏,” she added in a separate post.

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