‘My Ovaries!’: Kenya Moore’s Baby Girl Brooklyn Melts Hearts with Her Adorable Laugh

Fans of “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Kenya Moore can’t get enough of her adorable 7-month-old Brooklyn Daly.

Moore’s baby girl is sweeping social media off its feet with a recent video posted to the infant’s Instagram page. The 48-year-old mother recorded a heartwarming moment of her daughter giggling up a storm on camera.

“You giggle box,” Moore said to her daughter while laughing. In response, baby Brooklyn began laughing also.

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Brooklyn Daly, Kenya Moore’s daughter. @thebrooklyndaly/Instagram

“‘I’m a happy baby 👶🏽 #giggles#babybrooklyn#laughs
” the infant’s page read.

Enamored fans flooded the post with a mass of comments.

“My ovaries hurt!!! This little baby melts my heart everytiiiime 😭😍.”

“OH M GEE! She is perfect Kenya! So proud of you!! I know you’re in daily BLISS 😍❤️🙌🏽💃🏾.”

“Love the sound of her little voice. 🤩💕 baby giggles are the best!”

“Awwww Sugar Dimples I see your 2 lil pegs shining thru tht big smile…thanks for sharing Kenya #HeartSmiles❤.”

“Omg I can’t get enough of this beautiful Doll and her laugh makes me Love her to pieces… 🤗🥰💞.”

Moore and her husband, Marc Daly, welcomed their daughter in November after she gave birth to her child via an emergency C-section. Although there were scary, life-threatening complications, Moore pushed through and said her precious baby girl was “worth every battle scar.”

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Kenya Moore and her infant daughter Brooklyn Daly. @thekenyamoore @thereal/Instagram

The television personality was one of the main cast members of RHOA for 7 seasons until she decided to depart from the show after season 10. She told People Magazine during a December interview that she wished fans could’ve seen the new chapter of her life on the show, but with the stress of being a first-time mother, it was for the best. She said at the time she was more concerned with focusing on her family.

“I really think that things happen for a reason. … Even though I was disappointed to not come back to RHOA, I feel like it’s the best thing that could have happened for my baby,” she said.

After making a special surprise appearance on season 11 of the Bravo series, fans suspect Moore may return back to the show for upcoming season 12.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bya-PpGlc12/

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