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Kenya Moore Debuts ‘Banging’ Bod and Beauty That Sends Fans In a Tizzy

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Fans of “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Kenya Moore can’t stop gushing over her beauty and post baby body.

Moore who gave birth to a baby girl a few months ago, recently made a red carpet appearance that left fans taking notice of her fit figure. She and her husband Marc Daly attended a launch party for company Pretty RX, a skincare line created by surgeon Myla Bennett, in Atlanta, GA on February 21.

The “RHOA” actress donned a one-shoulder black jumpsuit that accentuated her “snatched” waist. She accessorized her outfit with a pair of black heels, draping earrings and silver plated bracelets. She opted for a sleek high-ponytail and natural glam makeup look.

Kenya Moore

Kenya Moore. @thekenyamoore/Instagram

Moore captioned the Instagram photo of herself using the hashtags “#aboutlastnight” and “#preserveyourpretty.”

Fans swarmed her post with compliments on how stunning she looked.

“Snap Back Body On EmšŸ‘šŸ¾!” one fan wrote underneath the star’s photo. “You look amazing!!! You got this girl!! Make your mark!”

Another added, “You look gorgeous ,elegant,and full of grace šŸ™‹šŸ½. Her body is banging šŸ”„!”

“She looks absolutely flawless,” another fan commented. “You look beautiful and happy. Gone with the wind fabulousĀ !”

(@thekenyamoore/Instagram)

Moore and her husband Daly welcomed their beautiful daughter Brooklyn Daly into the world in November 2018. Since the birth of her baby girl, the 48-year-old mother been back on her fitness game. She shared a photo of herself last month incorporating yoga into her fitness routine while wearing a waist trainer.

“Iā€™m focused on getting back to my pre baby weight,” Moore wrote. She also explained to fans that she worked out during her pregnancy and was looking forward to getting back in shape although she’s not in a hurry.

“Iā€™m not in a hurry, but after baby is here, you know ya girl is down for the snapback!” she wrote in an Instagram post in early January. ” Ā know the weight is just gonna drop off, just like it did last time!”

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