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Fitness Lover Kenya Moore Already Getting Baby Brooklyn Into Exercise

Posted byBy Kiersten Willis | Published on: | Updated on January 30, 2019 CommentsComments (0)

Kenya Moore is big on fitness, so it’s no surprise that she’d get her baby into exercising too.

The mom of Brooklyn Doris Daly helped her 2-month-old get her legs moving and posted the adorable evidence on the baby’s very own Instagram page on Jan. 16.

“Just getting my fitness on and my daily brain stimulation preparing to be the next #pulitzerprize winner is hard work. #babydaly #babybrooklyn #miraclebaby,” read the caption of the clip in which Brooklyn listened to “Old MacDonald Had A Farm.”

Several fans swooned over the cute video.

“Omg She looks so purfect smh. #JesusILoveYou.👏👏👏👏💚💚💚😇”

“Awww i swear you are the most beautiful celebrity baby like fr look at that cute face 💯”

“BROOKLYN LOOKING LIKE OK MOMMY I’LL BE WALKING SOON🙏”

“She looks about as excited as I do when it comes to exercising. Not. 😁 She’s an angel though.💕”

Baby Brooklyn’s workout video comes just days after her “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” alum mom uploaded a clip to Instagram of how she’s been getting her pre-baby body back.

“LET’S GO! I’m back in my gym with my @jsculptfitness belt to help me lose these extra baby weight and get my tummy and waist back!” Moore wrote in the Jan. 7. “The belt is full coverage and covers my entire midsection unlike a waist trainer. It’s sexy and easy to move in. I’m officially a #JSCULPTBABE join me on my weight loss journey! USE CODE : KMSCULPT20 for my special discount  #kenyamoore #fitness #weightloss #abs.”

In the clip, Moore used a sculpting belt similar to this one to help get her core shrunken back down to size — not that she needed much assistance to get back into shape.

When she appeared on “The Dr. Oz Show” for Jan. 14, Moore explained she lost 40 pounds just one week after giving birth to Brooklyn in November. But, acknowledging preeclampsia caused her to retain lots of water, Moore noted the fast weight loss was due to dropping water weight.

“I had a c-section, so I couldn’t really stand up, I obviously couldn’t work out or do anything like that,” she explained. “I was a workout person before. I took care of my body and I … just snapped back after, like, two weeks.”

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