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‘This Is Ridiculously Cute’: Kenya Moore and Daughter Brooklyn Melt Fans’ Hearts In Matching Outfits

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Kenya Moore and her daughter Brooklyn Daly are twins. (Photo: @thekenyamoore/Instagram)

Kenya Moore and her little princess Brooklyn Daly are twinning in their cute outfits and matching expressions.

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star and her 1-year-old daughter rocked matching white T-shirts with a big red heart, blue jeans, and Adidas (red and white velcro for baby Brooklyn and black and white lace-ups for mom) during a visit to a park.

“Having a little girl is so much because now we can dress alike!” gushed Moore in her caption.

The adorable image was a hit with fans, who left over 1,400 comments letting Moore know what a fantastic mother she is and how sweet the two are together.

“I can tell by her beautiful smile on every post that you’re a great mom! I’m so happy for you 😍,” one fan complimented.

“Lol. This is ridiculously cute🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰,” another remarked.

“Just adorable the Queen and her Princess LOVE you 2 ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️👑👑👑👑,” wrote a third.

“This is melting my heart😍😍😍😍,” a fourth admitted.

“So beautiful @thekenyamoore a mother ❤️ is so unmatched. Thank you for sharing Brooklyn with us and making us all smile this Morning 😊,” gushed a fifth.

“Two cuties looking tew cute 😊,” stated a sixth.

Kenya Moore loves being a girl mom. @thekenyamoore/Instagram

After openly discussing in the media and her reality show her struggles with conceiving, Moore has been nothing less than a doting mother to her little miracle child that she shares with estranged husband Marc Daly.

Moore shares plenty of pictures and videos of her little Brookie on social media and has shown fans that her baby girl is as smart as she is cute. Not only can Brooklyn identify a variety of pictures in words with her flashcards, but the baby genius is also already counting to 10 in French.

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