Kenya Moore’s Baby a Clothes Model? Fans Think It Could Be a Possibility

Kenya Moore may have been a little late ringing in her daughter Brooklyn’s 4-month birthday, but “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” alum is having no issue showing off her little girl’s modeling skills.

A couple of fans noticed how well Brooklyn Doris Daly takes to the camera when Moore uploaded a shot of the youngster to Brooklyn’s official Instagram page March 7.

“#4months #babybrooklyn” the caption read simply.

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Brooklyn Doris Daly at 4 months. (Photo: @thebrooklyndaly/Instagram)

Brooklyn actually turned 4-months-old on March 4, which Moore acknowledged on an Instagram Story showing her capturing some shots of her little one.

“I’m a little late,” the mom admitted.

But that was no matter to fans who eagerly ate up the delightful photo of Moore’s self-described miracle baby.

“Brooklyn would make a great baby clothes model. What a beauty!”

“Baby Model she’s too pretty not to be. @gerber”

“She’s such a doll! 😍 God bless! @thebrooklyndaly.”

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Kenya Moore attends Rolling Stone Live: Atlanta at The Goat Farm on February 2, 2019, in Atlanta. (Photo: Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images)

“OMG brooklyn is so beautiful what a little cutie❤️”

“🙌👼🏽Brookie you are as GORGEOUS… AS I KNEW YOU WOULD BE.. HOW COULD YOU NOT BE.. WITH 2 GORGEOUS PARENTS.💞🙌🏾😍🙌🏾💞.. I CAN’T SAY CONGRATS ENOUGH.”

Moore would likely appreciate the congratulatory messages, as she’s been thoroughly enjoying being a mom after welcoming her baby girl in November.

“It is the most gratifying thing in the entire world,” Moore told 11 Alive in February. “I waited, like, literally my whole life for this moment, and now that it’s here it’s amazing. I wouldn’t trade it for anything in the world.”

The first-time mom has been keeping fans updated with her journey through motherhood on social media. One of those ways came when she disclosed she was chewed out in the airport out by a restaurant manager when she changed Brooklyn’s diaper in the eatery rather than taking it to the restroom.

Instagram has been a tool Moore can use to keep her fans in the loop on her life with Brooklyn and husband Marc Daly since she’s no longer part of the “RHOA” cast.

She said in a statement released by Bravo last year that she elected not to join season 11 “to focus on my high-risk pregnancy in a healthy and drama free environment.”

Moore further told 11 Alive that after leaving the show she discovered what is truly a priority in her life.

“My life comes first, and my dreams and my goals come first, so I’m just so happy that things happened the way that they did, because had I done the last season and something had happened to my child I would never have forgiven myself or anyone else,” she said.

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