‘Please Come Back:’ Kenya Moore’s Beautiful Pic Has Fans Missing Her On ‘The Real Housewives of Atlanta’

Kenya Moore is certainly missed in the 11th season of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” since she left last year and if that wasn’t evident before, it certainly was after she posted some new photos of herself.

She shared one of the images on Friday (March 1), and it shows her smiling directly into the camera. The other picture, shared one day after, finds the former Miss USA looking a bit pensive and people loved them both. Folks also begged her to comeback to the Bravo reality show.

People beg Kenya Moore to return to "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" after she posts new photos.

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“@thekenyamoore the world truly misses you on the housewives I haven’t watched any!! Come back!!! Your the show! Your the #Queen,” one person wrote.

“Kenya. HOUSEWIVES need you. Ratings so low. Please come back !!” someone else weighed in.

But not everyone said they wanted Moore to return, and there were some who advised her to stay away for good.

“Don’t Look backward. Keep going forward. God has paved the way for you,” one person advised. “‘RHOA is not where you need to be. Your doing great.😊😍☺.”

There was also someone who said “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” is beneath Moore, and she ought to find something that suits her better. That person also said Moore will be mistreated by the other cast mates if she returns.

“Don’t come back,” that person wrote. “Hold out for something more befitting your class, talent and stature. If you come back those ladies will gang up on you, just like they did before. All money isn’t good money and I know it’s hard to give up a guaranteed check, exotic trips and exposure for your hair care brand, but if you come back, they’re only going to treat you worse than before.”

At this point, Moore hasn’t said whether she’ll return to the show or not.

People beg Kenya Moore to return to "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" after she posts new photos.

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