‘Marc, Who?’: Fans Praise Kenya Moore as She Shows Off Her Bikini Body While Playing with Her Daughter

Kenya Moore pulled her fans’ heartstrings on Feb. 4, after sharing a photo featuring her and her daughter, Brooklyn Daly, 2, enjoying a beach-filled day as the duo smiled from ear to ear.

The reality star from “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” — wearing a blue bikini showcasing her toned figure — kept a close eye on her toddler as she ran around. The doting mother captioned the adorable pic, “My most important job in life #mother.” Fans took to the star’s comments section to commend her for doing a fantastic job raising Brooklyn.

Kenya Moore shares adorable pic of her daughter Brooklyn Daly enjoying a day at the beach. Photo:@thekenyamoore/Instagram

“That is the most rewarding job there is.”

“Perfect combination ❤️❤️❤️.”

“Yes. Such an important job. And you look so HAWT doing it.😘😘.”

“And you’re great at your job boo the smiles she gives you are irreplaceable 🙌🙌🙌❤️ it stay happy.”

One fan went as far as to mention Moore’s estranged husband and Brooklyn’s father, Marc Daly.”Gurllllll u look amazing !! Marc, who ???🤷‍♀️😂.”

Kenya Moore Photo:@thekenyamoore/Instagram

While some of the 50-year-old fans applauded the former beauty for being a good mom, others offered her some advice when dealing with her ex. 

One wrote in response to the “RHOA” star’s caption, “Yes, Kenya tune out Marc and be the best mommy in the world for Brooklyn. Give her everything that you have. She will be greater than you. That should be your hope!!!”

Another told Moore that she could do better than her ex. “You are beautiful, educated, and can do a whole lot better than Marc, who is an opportunist who will reap. Rise above trying to make someone love you. You and your beautiful baby are enough, and God will send you someone who truly loves you.❤️”

An Instagram user stated that Daly’s purpose in her life was to help her find pure joy in life. “You’ve found your true happiness. That’s all he was intended for.”

Daly disclosed last week by releasing a statement that he and Moore have agreed to end their relationship and amicably co-parent their daughter. 

The statement read: “After recently attending mediation, Kenya and I have agreed to end our marriage. I will always have great care for her and look forward to amicably continuing to co-parent our daughter Brooklyn with an abundance of love and wisdom.”

The former couple first split back in 2019 after two years of marriage. They welcomed Brooklyn in 2018. 

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