Aww! Kenya Moore’s Husband Marc and Baby Brooklyn Sleeping Melts Fans’ Hearts

A sweet moment between Kenya Moore‘s husband Marc Daly and their baby girl has fans head over heels.

The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star and Daly welcomed their first child together on November 4. Baby Brooklyn came in weighing 5 pounds, 12 ounces. Since the arrival of their baby girl, the couple have flooded social media with endearing photos of their family unit. The most recent photo is of Daly and his daughter sleeping peacefully together.

Moore’s husband appears to be sound asleep in their bed while securely holding their newborn in his arms. The photo was posted on a fan page titled “The Brooklyn Daly” with the caption, “Two sleepy peas in a pod 💤 #kenyamoore #brooklyndorisdaly #marcdaly.”

Kenya Moore

@thebrooklyndaly

Fans couldn’t help but gush over the adorable father-and-daughter moment of Moore’s family.

“Be still my heart cuteness overload ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️adorbs!!!!!”

“Awww little B actauly sleeps with her little hand under her cheek 😍.”

“Omg they look so cute!!! I just want to cry I’m so happy for u!!! Beautiful 😍❤️😍👑.”

“She is his twin. So precious. Awwwww Daddy’s lil princess. Soooo beautiful.”

“Isn’t this the most precious thing!!! 😩💕 Sooo beautiful 😍 Bless your gorgeous family!! 🙌🏾❤️.”

“Oh my goodness yasssssssssss!!!! God bless you guys! Make me and my husband want to have another one! Pure joy! Beautiful picture Kenya👏.”

“Just love, nothing but love❤️ thanks for sharing Kenya… I’m super happy for you and the beautiful family that you always wanted 🎉🎊🎆💙❤️😘 Be Bless.”

Moore did experience complications during pregnancy. She tested positive for preeclampsia, which is when a mother has high blood pressure and protein in her urine during pregnancy or after delivery. Doctors performed an emergency c-section on her during birth, and she and her husband welcomed a healthy baby girl.

The “RHOA” actress has posted a photo of her and her family wearing matching pajamas for the holidays and wrote, “It’s Brooklyn‘s first Christmas! I always thought Xmas pajamas were corny until God blessed me with a family of my own… we couldn’t wait to take these.
Happy holidays!”

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