Keeping Up With Porsha! Kenya Posts Baby Photo One Day After Rival Ex Co-Star
Mommy war explodes!
Kenya Moore was desperately trying to keep up with Porsha Williams, posting an ultrasound picture one day after her ex ‘RHOA’ co-star did the same.
Pregnant Moore shared two snaps of her unborn baby, comparing the little one to her husband Marc Daly, on Wednesday.
“First look!! #babydaly 3D image! This is a 3D image from an ultrasound. It looks like play-doh or Clamation LOL but you can make out a face! The black is not hair it's just part of the image No you can't tell if it's a boy or girl But OMG the baby has daddy's lips and nose!,” she wrote.
The previous day, Williams shared a video showing her doctor letting her listen to the baby’s heartbeat and gushed in the captions: “we are truly blessed love u baby.”
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Moore was fired from The Real Housewives of Atlanta after she hid her secret marriage to Daly and refused to film with him on the last season. As RadarOnline.com previously reported, she was even fined $125,000 by the production company when she wasn’t allowed to go on the Barcelona trip after not allowing Daly to be recorded on the show. Even her pregnancy didn’t save her job.
But Williams’ pregnancy was celebrated by RHOA and she even got a raise, bringing her salary to a whopping $1.25 million to share the news with viewers on the hit Bravo show.
Meanwhile, Moore was booted from the Bravo show and was forced to hire her own camera crew to follow her around in a last-ditch effort to book another reality gig.
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