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RHOA Fans Cry Foul as Porsha Williams Hospitalized, Kenya Moore Gives Birth on Same Day As Premiere

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New mom Kenya Moore and mom to be Porsha Williams, both spent their Sundays in the hospital and it was the same day that “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” premiered. As a result, fans are crying foul.

The 11th season of the long-running Bravo series bowed Nov. 4 and as fans caught up with the lives of Williams’, Nene Leakes, Eva Marcille, Kandi Burruss and Cynthia Bailey, news broke that Moore had given birth to her first baby and expectant mother Williams had been hospitalized.

After suffering from a complication that forced her to give birth sooner than expected, Moore welcomed daughter Brooklyn Doris Daly Sunday morning, People magazine reported.

That same day, Leakes posted on Instagram that Williams needed some prayers after she suffered some pain, which Leakes disclosed on “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” that night.

“Send some prayers and good vibes to our Tink Tink @porsha4real today #goodvibesonly #babyPJisdoingfine #aunteenene #babyboom #RHOA11 🙌🏾,” Leakes captioned a photo Williams purportedly sent her from the hospital bed.

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Fans claimed both moments were done on purpose in order to steal the light from each other and the season premiere.

“She would have the baby the day the show premieres the new season😂😂💯”

“But y’all, Brooklyn Doris Daly is just as shady and petty as her mama. She came on RHOA premiere day 🤣🤣🤣 Karma is bishhhhh. So happy for Kenya and Marc ❤️❤️❤️”

“🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 Praise The Most High!! ❤️❤️ So grateful they are doing well! I’ve been checking for this news all days. Baby Brooklyn’s appearing on the premier night is nothing short of her mom’s talent for stealing the show!!! 😂😂😂”

“Nene and Porsha this was well planned to try and take Kenya shine but no weapon shall form or prosper… Nene you are very wicked and Porsha your karma will be your child.”

“Nene is so f—ng annoying and bitter… she know damn well ain’t nothing strong with porsha she just couldn’t stand baby Daly getting all the attn today… Nene always trying to divert attn from Kenya.”

“Amazing how Keyna & Marc can’t have 24 hours of happiness with the birth of their daughter. Shame on the Housewives of Atlanta…….”

 

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