Kenya Moore’s Pregnancy Glow Has Fans Wanting to See More Baby Bump Photos

Kenya Moore brightened her fans’ Sunday by posting a selfie blowing some kisses their way but they really just want some new baby bump photos.

The likely former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star on Aug. 19, posted a kissy-face image with the caption, “Happy Sunday Loves!”

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Several fans appreciated the sweet message.

“Happy Sunday Darling 😘😘😘.”

“Muah!! Right back atcha Queen Kenya! 😘”

“Gone with the wind fabulous😘.”

But many were eager to see an updated photo of the former Miss USA winner’s baby bump.

“We need updated pics of you preggo… So excited for baby Daly….”

“Any new bump pics?!”

“Hi Kenya. You’re so beautiful. You look radiant. How’s the baby bump getting along? xx”

The last time fans caught a glimpse of Moore’s growing belly was back on Aug. 3, when she and husband Marc Daly had a date night with pals.

“Amazing date night at @oldladygang with our friends @xmetrical and his beautiful wife/pediatrician @jitaverymd an Amazing couple and outstanding service and food. We shut the restaurant down and I ate waaayyy toooo much 😂,” Moore wrote in the caption at the time. “I missed my sis @kandi 😌 and @cynthiabailey10 out of town 😞.”

Moore has been keeping a relatively low profile as of late, being pretty quiet on updates about pregnancy as she gets closer and closer to welcoming her new arrival.

Instead, the RHOA star has been promoting her hair care business. On Aug. 14, the star promoted Kenya Moore Hair Care’s growth serum, her three-year-old brand’s number one selling item. She also revealed the latest winner of her Kenya Moore Hair Care model search winner, who has some vibrant purple hair that won’t be stripped of its color by using Moore’s sulfate-free products.

And to further promote her brand, the star will be hosting a meet up with fans in Washington, D.C., where she’ll have KMHC products on hand. Her baby bump will also likely be on display.

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