Kenya Moore does not have any job at the moment.
But he also has no regrets.
As it was told earlier, Moore will not finish filming season 16 The Real Housewives of Atlanta alum… no, not when she allegedly violated the Bravo Code of Conduct by hanging a poster of co-star Brittany Eaddy in what appears to be a sexual act.
The decision to display these posters was made by Moore after he claimed Eddy threatened him with a gun.
Reportedly the producers investigated the accusation and found no evidence that Eadie had done any of this, so all the blame was placed on Moore and her actions and she was basically fired from the show she starred on for 11 seasons.
We know there’s a lot there that can be uncovered.
“Kenya is not returning to RHOA this season. She decided it was best for her to leave after the way this incident was handled and the way she was treated,” a source told Entertainment Tonight this week.
In this regard, TMZ writes that Moore is considering legal action against the cable network.
Meanwhile, via Instagram on June 26, Moore shared a post on Instagram in which she is with her daughter, Brooklyn.
“Thank you for your support of #teamtwirl. My heart is full and my conscience is clear,” Moore began. “There are so many false claims hidden behind anonymous sources. So much talk and no facts being reported. If a claim or source was legitimate, did they need to be hidden?”
Moore is clearly referring here to her indefinite suspension from the program.
“Rumors and stories about me randomly showing nude photos or revenge photos[orn] “This is 1000% false. I have proof and will share it soon,” Moore wrote on Instagram on Wednesday.
My life is blessed. My daughter and I will continue to thrive in a non-toxic environment where we feel appreciated and most importantly, protected.
Thank you God for protecting us.
The Real Housewives of Atlanta veteran previously denied reports of her alleged abuse when it first surfaced on June 8.
“I would never engage in revenge porn, I have never distributed anyone’s private images or footage, nor sought out others’ images and used them to threaten or blackmail them,” she tweeted three weeks ago. “I have always been exonerated. I can’t even discuss stories with people who spread false news #sweet1.”
earlier this year, Leah McSweeney sues Bravo He is allegedly accused of selling drugs and alcohol.
in February, Brandi Glanville accuses Andy Cohen of sexual harassment,
It’s been a tough time for the network and those in charge of it.
For her part, Kandi Burruss commented on the controversy during a radio interview with the “Streetz Morning Takeover” radio show on June 24 … and defended Moore at the time.
“I didn’t like the fact that they suspended Kenya. I know a lot of people were like, ‘She shouldn’t have shown up like that,’ but that’s a Housewives thing,” he said.
“How many times have we done something you think no one should do? So who made the rules?
“Why are you suddenly so bothered by someone doing something crazy?”
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