Kenya Moore Talks Returning To ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ and Motherhood
Over the weekend, Kenya Moore sat down with Access to discuss a possible return to the Real Housewives of Atlanta and her motherhood journey.
Kenya Moore along with her baby girl visited Access on Friday (May 10) and discussed her experience with IVF. “It was a part of the dream, and I just stayed prayed up and I knew it would be in God’s hands. And I met my wonderful husband, and a year later we did IVF and got this little one,” Moore said.
She talked about having her daughter at the age of 47.
“You know, I had a life long struggle with fibroids, which really I didn’t know how severe they were until I wanted to conceive. That was after I was 35, and then it just became this ordeal just to even think about getting pregnant. So, at some point, yea, I lost hope and I thought well this might not happen for me in this way. And my husband came along and he said yes, let’s try. We definitely want to have a family together and it just happened for us,” Moore explained while her daughter gave the Access hosts an abundance of smiles.
ATLANTA, GA – OCTOBER 02: Kenya Moore attends ‘WE tv Celebrates The Return Of Growing Up Hip Hop Atlanta’ at Club Tongue & Groove on October 2, 2018 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images for WE tv)
Moore also coyly dished on rather or not she’ll be returning to Bravo’s RHOA.
“You know what, I love my life right now. I love being there when she wakes up when she goes to sleep. I’m not sure, but I say never say never,” Moore said.
The reality TV star and former Miss USA ended her visit to Access by discussing the current Miss America pageant competitors.
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