Desperate Kenya Moore Crashes ‘RHOA’ Filming After Bombshell Firing!
Oct. 26 2018, Published 8:30 p.m. ET
Kenya Moore was so desperate to be back on the Real Housewives of Atlanta that she crashed filming, RadarOnline.com exclusively learned. The fired reality star showed up unexpectedly to RHOA star Cynthia Bailey’s Girls Night Out party and the show staff was shocked! “’Kenya is here’ all of the productions staff were screaming into the walkie talkies,’ an insider snitched to RadarOnline.com. “She was not invited and she was NOT paid to show up,” the source insisted about Moore’s shocking arrival. Click through RadarOnline.com’s gallery for more exclusive details about Moore's shocking move.
All the baby bumps! RHOA star Kandi Burruss posted a video of pregnant Moore, Porsha Williams and Shamea Morton all dancing with their baby bumps. “Kandi is very friendly with Kenya,” the source told RadarOnline.com. “They aren’t friends, but friendly.”
Moore posted a photo the day after she showed up at Bailey’s event. “Kenya crashed the party,” the insider spilled. “She wasn’t invited but everybody rolled with the punches.”
“Bravo cameras were rolling and filmed Kenya, but she may or may or may not appear in the final edit,” the source revealed.
“Bravo could cut her out of the scene completely,” the source spilled to RadarOnline.com.
Moore, who was fired from the show after she refused to allow her secret husband to film the previous season, was making a huge effort to be on camera at Bailey’s party. “She was in some of the shots and was filmed talking some.
Moore might have gotten her wish to be back on the show, even if it was for free. "This scene was filmed to be the finale, which would mean maybe having Kenya in there after all," the source told RadarOnline.com about pregnant Moore’s potential return to the show.
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