‘Who Momma Dat Is?’: Kenya Moore Makes Sure Fans Know the Deal About Her Beauty

Kenya Moore looks good and she knows it!

The reality star, who is returning to “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” this fall, posted a selfie as she appeared to be getting chauffeured around the city Thursday.

Kenya Moore (Photo: @thekenyamoore/Instagram)

“#muva” she simply captioned the pic of her posing with a pout in a pink nude-colored lip, big lashes and a heavily-lined eye. Her makeup was eye-catching, and so was the plunging peach dress she wore.

The reality star’s bosom jutting from her dress combined with her eye-brightening look made it so that fans couldn’t help but take notice.

“@thekenyamoore Peek a Boo Kenya I see you sweeite. 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘”

“Brooklyn’s Mama is so fine! 😍👑💫🙌🏾”

“Queen 👸🏾 Chocolate 😍😍”

“Who momma dat is?! You fine fine 💁🏽‍♀️”

“Even though you are not smiling, we can see your happiness!!! You look absolutely beautiful!”

“’Brown skin girl, skin just like pearls the best thing in the world’. 🙌🏾”

Moore has been steadily filming season 12 of “RHOA.” She recently made a ruckus when she showed up — allegedly uninvited —- to Marlo Hampton‘s soft launch for her wig line HER.

Moore passed out bags filled with products from her Kenya Moore Hair Care line at “I Am Her.” While reports claimed the mother of Brooklyn Doris Daly crashed the event, sources told Straight From the A she was actually an invited guest.

After giving out her own product line, Moore is said to have shaded Hampton by touting her line as providing “healthy alternatives” to donning wigs. The tips emerged after footage surfaced on Instagram of Moore gripping a mic and telling the crowd, which included other “RHOA” cast members, “Grow your edges back.” Hampton, who wore a blunt blond wig with a bang, grabbed it back and asked, “Now tell me, does it help with the grays?”

Knowing what Moore did at the event, many raised their eyebrows over how the star strode in and stole the show away Hampton.

“Why would she bring her products to that?! 😩😂 I’m hollering 😂”

“What Grown Woman Would Do That?”

“right 🤣🤣🤣 cus it’s just no way a grown ass woman would go to the lengths some of them go to.”

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