Inside Kenya's DESTROYED Moore Manor – See The Damage Her Scorned Ex Matt Caused
Jan. 9 2017, Updated 5:06 p.m. ET
Kenya Moore's ex-boyfriend Matt Jordan destroyed her Moore Manor in August – and the destruction is more severe than expected. A sneak peek for next week's The Real Housewives of Atlanta shows the damage Jordan caused to her beloved mansion.
"Matt came over here and he broke out windows of my garage and broke the window out of my car," Moore said as she witnessed the damage caused to her home.
The trailer shows images of broken glass on the floor, bloodstained windows and a damaged windshield.
As RadarOnline.com exclusively reported from a report obtained from the Sandy Springs Police Department, Moore accused her ex of committing the crime on August 15, 2016.
"There was obvious damage to the middle (of three) glass garage door," the report read. "Three of the glass panels had been shattered. A vehicle was parked on the other side of the glass garage door that was damaged. Through one of the broken glass panels, the rear window of the vehicle had been shattered."
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Moore explained to police how the vandalism was "related to a breakup" with Jordan. She told police how Jordan told her she would "regret it" if she contacts authorities regarding the damage.
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Although the two reconciled because he's a "great guy," they broke up for the final time in November. Jordan exclusively told RadarOnline.com how he the destruction was planned by Moore to improve her RHOA storyline.
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"Miss Moore requested I do that and certain things to build her storyline," he told RadarOnline.com. "I never broke anything that wasn't already planned to happen. It was agreed upon prior to it. It was per her decision to boost her storyline on the show."
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