‘Bonjour Brooklyn’: Kenya Moore and Daughter Brooklyn Are All Smiles as They Soak In the Sights of Paris for Her Birthday

Kenya Moore is living it big with her baby girl Brooklyn Doris Daly in Paris, France. The mother and daughter flew to the City of Love Thursday from Atlanta, and “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star is being hailed as a “cool” mom as a result.

Moore took her little one to the European country in celebration of her turning 1 year old on Nov. 4. One of the first sights they saw was the Eiffel Tower.

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Kenya Moore and daughter Brooklyn Doris Daly. (Photo: @thekenyamoore/Instagram)

“Yay! We made it! We made it, Brookie,” the single mom tells her daughter. “Parlez-vous Français? Yeah! Say, ‘Yeah, I made it!'”

Moore added in the caption of the video of the two, “Happy birthday my forever love @thebrooklyndaly birthday turn up week! #rhoa #kenyamoore.”

Instantly, fans poured out with comments in praise of the “RHOA” star, and they also offered up happy birthday wishes for Brooklyn.

“Bonjour Brooklyn 😍😍😍😍😍”

“Aww #mommyanddaughtergoals … so happy for you Kenya! She’s so beautiful♥️”

“Happy Birthday. I pray that you have a happy and healthy life and the bond between you and your mother is never broken ❤️”

“❤️❤️❤️Happy Birthday! Wish I was there! I’ll put my 4 years of French study to use !❌⭕️😊”

“Some people still trying to get to Paris! Go brookie!”

“Happy Birthday little beautiful one. And congratulations Kenya. Your an amazing mom! Glad the Lord blessed you with your beautiful daughter. 😊”

Little Brooklyn is no stranger to traveling. When Moore turned 48 in January, she traveled to the Caribbean with her favorite companion, baby Brookie.

“Happy Birthday Mommy! I’m happy I chose you to be my mommy!,” read the caption of a scenic ocean photo shared to Brooklyn’s official Instagram page. “I think I made a good choice👶🏽. I love you so much!”

The baby’s face in the pic with her mom indicated she wasn’t a big fan of dipping her toes into the cold sea. But by the time she went on her next big trip overseas, she was nothing but smiles.

The youngster traveled with mom when Moore went on a cast trip to Greece with her “RHOA” co-stars.

“brooklyndaly living her best life 👶🏽 #greece🇬🇷 #miraclebaby #babybrooklyn,” Moore captioned the photo snapped in September of her daughter, whom she shares with estranged husband Marc Daly, sitting at the Acropolis of Athens.

“She’s a World traveler already! 😍 so damn cute!! @thekenyamoore,” a fan commented.

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