‘Who You Talking About Sis?’: Kenya Moore’s Cryptic Message About Someone Giving Her ‘Gray Hairs’ Has Fans Convinced She Has a New Man

Kenya Moore and her estranged husband Marc Daly aren’t divorced yet, but her latest Instagram post made several people believe she may have a new man in her life. Over the weekend, the reality star of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” wrote a cryptic message on Instagram suggesting someone was worth her stress.

Kenya shared a photo alongside the message that showed her sitting on a navy chaise. The gorgeous mama of one went for a natural makeup look, rocking golden eyeshadow with a pop of nude lip gloss. Her 24-inch locks were parted on one side and curled down her back. As for her laid and slayed baby hairs, the Detroit native decided to flaunt the gray strands near her hairline. Wearing what seemed to be a white tank top, Kenya struck her pose by gazing penetratingly at the camera. She tied her appearance together with silver hoop earrings and a silver necklace. “You gave me these gray hairs and it was worth it ❤️ have a blessed day,” she captioned the Sunday, Aug. 2, image.

Kenya Moore writes a cryptic message to someone. @thekenyamoore/Instagram

While it’s unclear who Kenya was referring to in her post, some people expressed the idea that the founder of her self-titled hair care line may be seeing someone special. Comments like “Who you talking about sis? 👀 New man?” and “Who did? Not Marc right??” rolled in underneath the post.

But other people believed she was referring to her 1-year-old daughter Brooklyn Daly and wrote messages like “She’s talking about Brooklyn.. ❤️” and Aww Brooklyn❤️❤️.”

Kenya Moore
Marc Daly, Brooklyn Daly, and Kenya Moore. (Photo: @thekenyamoore/Instagram)

Kenya’s post came just a few weeks after the “Miss USA” winner went to New York for a small getaway. Some people suspected that Kenya actually went to the Big Apple to mend her relationship with her husband.

Marc and Kenya got married in 2017 and had their daughter Brooklyn the following year. The two separated in 2019 after two years of marriage due to their communication issues and “ongoing circumstances.” Since the split, Marc has been running his restaurant SoCo in New York while Kenya and Brooklyn are living in Atlanta.

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