‘Soo Freaking Precious’: Kenya Moore Melts Hearts with Adorable Photo of Baby Daughter Brooklyn and Hubby Marc

Kenya Moore is showing off her adorable little family and fans can’t get enough.

On Saturday, the new mom shared a heartwarming Instagram photo of her baby girl Brooklyn Doris Daly and husband Marc Daly as they snuggled close together in bed.

Kenya Moore

Kenya Moore offered fans a look into her mornings with baby daughter Brooklyn and husband Marc Daly. (Instagram / @thekenyamoore)

“Good morning from the Dalys,” she captioned the post, followed by hashtags “#family” and “#love.” It wasn’t long before fans flooded the comments section with googly eyes, well wishes and words of congratulation.

“Beautiful! So happy for you Kenya! Cuteness overload but i aint mad at all ❤,” one fan wrote.

“Blessings to this very special family,” another chimed in. “Kenya so deserves to be happy- her perfect ‘lil family.”

One user admitted, “I was never crazy about you but watching you go through this journey has melted my heart!! God Bless you and your Beautiful family!! You deserve it!!”

The former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star is fresh off a birthday trip to the beach, during which she snapped equally adorable pictures of she and her “miracle” baby in the crystal blue waters. While enjoying the sand and sun, Moore also made sure to show off her post-baby snap back, as fans gushed over how quickly she had gotten back in shape after giving birth in November.

The former Miss USA credited her fitness journey, in part, to the @jsculptfitness belt, which she said has helped her regain her figure.

“Hey I’ve been wearing my @jsculptfitness belt for some time and I’m loving it!” she wrote in an IG post late last month. “I am focused on getting back to my pre-baby weight and I love wearing it while I workout and even when doing yoga.”

Aside from sweating it out in the gym, Moore has spent the last few months doting on her baby girl. She and her husband welcomed their “miracle baby” last year via an emergency C-section. Although there were scary complications, Moore managed to push through, and said her daughter was “worth every battle scar.”

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