‘Brown Skin Girl’: Kandi Burruss and Kenya Moore Are Glowing In New Photo, Fans Gush Over Their New Looks

“Real Housewives of Atlanta” stars Kandi Burruss and Kenya Moore are sending their fans into a frenzy after Kandi posted a photo of them “out and about.”

The songwriter captioned the pic “Brown skin girl, the best thing in the world 🎶 🎶 Out & about with @thekenyamoore!”

“Real Housewives of Atlanta” stars Kandi Burruss and Kenya Moore out and about. (Photo: @kandi/Instagram)

Many fans speculated that the stars have resumed filming for the hit reality show. One fan said, “Oh we are filming 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽.” While another wrote, “Y’all must be taping.” Other fans raved about Kandi and Kenya’s look.

“Two beautiful Queens 🔥🔥.”

“Hot Mama’s 😍😍😍.”

“Melanin magic 😍😍😍 stunning ladies 🙌🏾🔥.”

A fan even praised the Xscape singer on her dress, “Yesssssssss Kandi! That lavender is your color!!!! 😍👏🏿”

Kandi Burruss gorgeously posing in her lavender dress. (Photo: @kandi/Instagram)

Besides allegedly filming season 13 of “RHOA,” the ladies have been keeping a low profile. Kandi was just recently seen out with rumored “RHOA” co-star Latoya Forever — whose real name is Latoya Ali — and their husbands Todd Tucker and Adam Ali. The entrepreneur shared a group photo of herself, Latoya, and their husbands outside of a local restaurant on Sept. 4, a shot captioned: “Sometimes you have to connect with people who can relate. Great time last night with @adamwontlose @laytoyaforever & @todd167! It was like Couples Therapy!”

Many people were surprised to see Latoya and Adam together because the couple, who shares three kids, announced in now-deleted posts they were splitting after six years of marriage. The current status of their marriage is unknown, but many are speculating the couple are working things out.

(From left) Todd Tucker, Kandi Burruss, Adam Ali, and Latoya Ali hanging out. (Photo: @kandi/Instagram)

Kenya has been having the time of her life hanging out with her 1-year-old daughter Brooklyn Daly she shares with estranged husband Marc Daly. The model shared a post on Sept. 4 of her daughter twirling. Kenya recently called her daughter an “angel” in a dedication letter on Instagram.

“Thank you Jehovah God for this perfect miracle you have given me,” Moore wrote. “The daily joy I experience from being a mother to this angel is indescribable. Brooklyn, you are my forever 💕 , my heartbeat, my reason for living, my whole life. Thank you Marc for giving me the love of my life and being a great dad to our beautiful, innocent kind, precocious baby.”

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