‘I Hope They’re Working It Out’: Kenya Moore Gives Fans Hope for Reconciliation After She’s Spotted Wearing Her Wedding Ring

It seems there may be hope for Kenya Moore and her soon-to-be ex-husband Marc Daly after all. Moore has stirred renewed faith in fans after she was seen wearing her wedding ring during a cast trip to Greece.

The newly returning star of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” went live on Instagram Tuesday as she and her co-stars gathered at a nondescript location. As Moore silently waved to the camera, fans of the reality show caught the thick wedding band wrapped around her left ring finger.

After glimpsing the sparkler, fans expressed hope that despite Moore and Daly saying in separate statements last week that they are divorcing, things will turn around.

“I see that she is still wearing her ring I hope they’re working it out”

“Yesss Kenya!! Wear your wedding ring!! People believe everything”

“I hope her and her husband can work things out”

Days after Moore and Daly made their daytime talk show debut on “The Tamron Hall Show,” the parents of 10-month-old Brooklyn Daly issued statements to various entertainment outlets saying they’re ending their marriage.

“It is with profound sadness that I regret to inform my fans that I am divorcing my husband Marc Daly,” Moore said in part. “Due to recent and ongoing circumstances, I can no longer continue in the marriage.”

Daly’s statement said, “I have come to the difficult decision to separate from Kenya at this time. Our daughter has two parents that love her very much and in her best interests, this situation should remain as private as possible.”

What exactly caused the two-year marriage to end is unclear, as conflicting reports have emerged. Reportedly, a blowup during the Daly-hosted Black Man Lab charity event last week led the couple to call it quits.

“She was aggressive and in his face and threatened to physically assault him and destroy his reputation,” an insider said to Atlanta Black Star.

However, an “RHOA” source told HollywoodLife.com that Moore arrived at the decision to pull the plug on her two-year-marriage in a reasonable manner.

The reality star is “actually very rational in her thoughts and never makes a decision drastically, including this one,” the insider said.

Meanwhile, the split seems to have paid off for Moore. Radar Online reported that with all the camera time Brooklyn and Daly, who was not too keen on being filmed during “RHOA” season 10, have made, Moore will be a full-time housewife in season 12.

“Kenya will be holding a peach when the season starts,” someone close to the show claims. “She is going to be a full-time housewife again.”

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