Kenya Moore gave fans a glimpse of her growing baby bump over the weekend just over a month before she’s due to give birth. But as fans fawned over the image, others began speculating about how long her pregnancy seems to be.
“Happy Saturday!” Moore captioned the post simply on Oct. 6. She rocked a ribbed pink dress in the photo as her hand rested on her belly.
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Several fans ate up the photo.
“Happy Saturday beautiful Mommy.”
“I’m so happy 😀 for you Kenya enjoy your bundle of joy your going to be a amazing mom.”
“Keep glowing TWIRL. 💜💜”
“You look so pretty. Love this color on you #pregnancyglow.”
And others criticized the star for still being pregnant months after announcing the news at “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” season 10 reunion, which aired in April.
“This is the longest pregnancy in history.”
“I feel like Kenya been pregnant forever.”
“She must be an elephant! She been pregnant forever! Sheesh! #wegetit #yourhavingababy #whoopee.”
“Have that baby already jeeessuuusss. Why does it feel like you have the gestation period of a elephant??? I’m not calling you an elephant because I think you are gorgeous but good lord you d been pregnant forever!”
“U seem to be pregnant forever 😮”
Moore addressed the confusion over her due date during an Instagram Q&A session last week.
“When are you due?” a fan asked directly.
“Thanksgiving. I announced very early when I should have waited 3 months,” Moore replied.”It takes 9 entire months which is really 10 to have a baby. Baby Daly is healthy! Godspeed.”
Even Moore’s pregnancy confirmation was shrouded in confusion. When “Housewives” producer Andy Cohen asked Moore at the reunion if she’d be welcoming a “baby Twirl” — twirl being part of a signature phrase she coined — she replied. “Yes.”
Moore’s fellow co-stars seemed perplexed and when the former RHOA star was asked to clarify she said, “We will definitely be welcoming a boy or girl late this year.”
She also admitted she didn’t want to give details, preferring to “get past a safe place” in her gestation.
