Kenya Moore addressed her “indefinite” suspension from the Real Housewives of Atlanta, saying Friday that she’s “not going anywhere.”
Earlier in the day, the reality TV personality, 53, shared an Instagram Story post telling her followers to tune in to a livestream, saying she would be sharing “the REAL tea.”
News of her suspension comes shortly after the emergence of claims – all of which she has since denied – that she allegedly shared explicit photos of newcomer Brittany Eady during the filming of season 16.
On a plain background, she asked her fans to join her and added the peach emoji and the hashtag “#RHOA.”
However, during her Instagram Live, she only shared a tour of her new Kenya Moore Hair Spa and did not address the news of her suspension, according to Page six.
Kenya Moore addressed her ‘indefinite’ suspension from the Real Housewives of Atlanta, saying Friday that she’s ‘not going anywhere’
She also didn’t talk about the possibility of losing her spot on the show after ten years.
Despite fan requests, she avoided the topic completely, but at the end of the video she said something cryptic, seemingly referencing the drama.
“I’m going to keep winning,” she said. ‘It’s in my blood. Success happens around me, so I accept that. God gave that to me.”
Then she added, “You will see me. I’m not going anywhere, despite all the stuff around whatever people decided they wanted to write.”
She also said she wasn’t “going anywhere” when she announced her return for the upcoming 16th season in April.
This comes shortly after news broke that she had been suspended indefinitely following her explicit poster scandal.
Last Thursday she had the grand opening of her salon.
During the celebration, she shocked partygoers when she allegedly taped up and unveiled posters of newcomer Brittany Eady, who was allegedly performing oral sex.
It was also reported that prior to the event, Eady had allegedly teased Moore about the word “gun,” an insider revealed to Page Six.
News of her suspension comes shortly after the emergence of claims – all of which she has since denied – that she allegedly shared explicit photos of newcomer Brittany Eady during the filming of season 16.
Earlier in the day, the reality TV personality, 53, shared an Instagram Story post telling her followers to tune in to a livestream, saying she would be sharing “the REAL tea.”
However, during her Instagram Live, she only shared a tour of her new Kenya Moore Hair Spa and did not address the news of her suspension. Despite fan requests, she avoided the topic completely, but at the end of the video she said something cryptic, seemingly referencing the drama
Despite fan requests, she avoided the topic completely, but at the end of the video she said something cryptic, seemingly referencing the drama. She said she wasn’t “going anywhere,” which she also said when she announced her return for the upcoming 16th season in April.
However, the outlet reported that a Bravo production source denied this event and insisted that no weapons were present during filming.
Shortly after the alleged incident made headlines, she denied the claims on her Instagram Story.
“Believe none of what you hear and half of what you see,” she wrote. ‘The truth always comes out.’
On X, formerly known as Twitter, Moore emphasized that she would “never participate in revenge porn.”
She also said that she “has never distributed private photos or images of anyone, nor has she ever solicited images of others in order to use, threaten or blackmail them.”
This comes shortly after news broke that she had been suspended indefinitely following her explicit poster scandal. Last Thursday she had the grand opening of her salon. During the celebration, she shocked partygoers when she allegedly plastered posters of series newcomer Brittany Eady and revealed them allegedly performing oral sex.
Shortly after the alleged incident made headlines, she denied the claims on her Instagram Story
On X, formerly known as Twitter, Moore emphasized that she would “never participate in revenge porn.” She also said that she has “never distributed private photos or images of anyone, nor has she ever asked to use, threaten or blackmail the images of others.”
It was also reported that prior to the event, Eady had allegedly teased Moore about the word “gun,” but she denied these claims in her public response.
“I’ve always been proven right,” she added. “I can’t talk about STORY, even with people who spread fake news.”
Shortly afterwards, Eady also gave a public response on her Instagram Story. “It’s never a good feeling to be targeted or HAZED by someone I thought would embrace me into a new circle, who I’ve never met.
“For the record, I have never owned any weapons or threatened anyone. I am hurt by the story shown. Wrong is wrong.’
Moore has starred in Real Housewives of Atlanta since the fifth season in 2012.