‘You Are Seriously Glowing’: Fans Say Tanya Sam Gives Off Positive Vibes After Accepting Kenya Moore’s Apology

Tanya Sam and Kenya Moore exchanged apologies on the March 15 episode of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” and people are saying that Sam’s spirit is radiant after she received closure from her ongoing feud with Moore.

Moore apologized to Sam for meddling in Sam’s relationship with her fiancé, Paul Judge. Sam accepted her apology and fans took to social media to praise Sam for her positive attitude toward Moore. In addition, social media users felt Sam was glowing now that a giant weight has seemingly been lifted off her shoulders.

Tanya Sam posted up in a wine vineyard. @itstanyatime/Instagram

“You are to nice smh @thekenyamoore is a horrible person,” a fan said.

“Your a breath of fresh air on the show 😍,” a second user gushed.

A third fan commented, “Kenya is miserable. You are such a piece of sunshine for accepting what she did to you. You are seriously glowing.”

“What is your secret?!!! U simply ooze positivity & inner & outer beauty😍, a fourth fan asked.

“Love love love love you for not playing into Kenya’s sorry ass, half attempt of an apology!,” a fifth fan shouted.

“You add such a refreshing positive vibe to the show and bring out the best in others,” a sixth user said.

Moore and Sam fell out after Sam accused Moore of leaving her wig in a hotel room while the cast members were on vacation. Moore retaliated against Sam by inviting a woman who Judge was alleged hitting on out to eat during a group lunch with the other cast members.

Tanya Sam with her fiancé Paul Judge @itstanyatime/Instagram

Sam apologized to Moore for allegedly trying to hurt Moore’s hair care business. However, she implied that was never her intention. Sam continued the conversation by saying that Moore went too far with involving herself with her relationship. In regard to Sam appearing to destroy Moore’s business, Sam said, “And the same way you were affected by that because your business is precious to you, our houses, our families, our partners, our spouses, are the most precious thing we have, over and above our businesses.”

Kenya Moore showing off her natural tresses @thekenyamoore/Instagram.

The newest episode of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” premieres March 22 at 8 p.m. EST on Bravo.

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Tanya Sam and Kenya Moore exchange apologies. @omfgrealitytv/Instagram

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