OMG! Kenya Moore Sends Fans Wild As She Shows Off Flat Belly 3 Weeks After Baby

The Internet is gushing over Kenya Moore‘s post-pregnancy body.

The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” alum recently gave birth to a baby girl earlier this month, but folks could hardly tell based on her new appearance. She took to Instagram on Monday Nov. 27 and shared a photo of herself lounging around on the couch. Then on Tuesday, she posted a bare belly picture showing how much weight she’s lost since giving birth.

“#3weekspostpartum #47yearoldsnapback #Csection #teamnosleep” Moore wrote. “The SnapBack is real! 🙈👀😝😊LOL I still can’t work out yet but I feel much better. I was cut twice during my 3 hr C-section but I made it!” She added, “I’ve always been healthy and worked out my entire life…whatever my body will do I’m not rushing it. It feels good to start to feel myself again. #brooklyndaly is worth every battlescar! #myangel #miraclebaby #motherhood #love #family.”

Kenya Moore

(photo credit: Instagram/Kenya M.)

Fans on the other hand quickly took notice to Moore’s baby “snapback” body and said she looked absolutely amazing.

“You look so good! Congratulations @thekenyamoore on ur union and ur bundle of joy. I wish u all the Happiness that life can bring. I am so Happy for u 🤗.”

“Hot mama ur looking gorgeous 😍 I wonder what all those haters r saying now they’re so quiet 🤫 stay bless my dear, take care of u and ur beautiful baby 👶 love you 😍 ❤️.”

“Kenya bounce back Mooe Daly we miss you!”

“You snap back is FIRE!!! YASS”

“You look great!”

“Looking good Queen Kenya. Hope princess Brooklyn is doing ok💗.”

“Kenya you look good, l’m happy for you, l was looking to see if you will post something yesterday. Love you ❤️.”

Moore and her husband Marc Daly welcomed their baby girl Brooklyn Daly into the world on Sunday, Nov. 4. She experienced preeclampsia while giving birth and underwent an emergency cesarean section.

She recently shared a photo of herself and baby Daly on Instagram for the holiday season and wrote, “Thank God for my miracle baby, my husband and my life. When you have faith in Him all things are possible. … Happy Thanksgiving from the Dalys #love #family #brooklyndaly #baby #preemie #faith #God #Thankful.”

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