People slam the 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star for her 'misplaced priorities' after saying the top two moments in her life were becoming miss USA and getting married.
- Dec 24, 2019
AceShowbiz - Kenya Moore may feel blessed with the birth of her daughter Brooklyn Doris Daly, but the day her baby girl was born was not the happiest moment in her life. The reality TV star has shocked her husband Marc Daly and fans after sharing the moment that she considers the best of her life.
In a recent episode of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta", Kenya and Marc had a dinner date with Cynthia Bailey and Mike Hill, as well as Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker. While speaking of their milestones, the former beauty pageant contestant revealed that the day she won Miss USA was the happiest day of her life, with her wedding day to Marc coming in second.
A surprised Marc crosschecked with her to confirm that she placed their marriage second to her winning a beauty pageant. Later in a green room interview, Kandi questioned Kenya's priorities and wondered why her child Brooklyn didn't make it to the top two moments of her life.
Many viewers shared the sentiment with Kandi and have taken to social media and online forum to blast the mother of one over her "misplaced priorities." One baffled viewer asked, "What kind of woman considers the day of the result of a beauty competition to be more important than the day of the birth of her 'miracle baby'?"
Another remarked, "@Kandi is saying what we’re all thinking; Kenya giving birth to her child wasn't one of the two happiest days of her life? Winning Miss USA was number 1? A damn pageant title was more important than the husband & child she says she's always wanted? #MisplacedPriorities #RHOA."
"Kenya has been basically BEGGING for a husband and child and she still thinks winning Miss USA is bigger than that. She didn't even mention her child. She psycho," someone else called out the actress/model. "Oh, and her husband is no better. He controlling. In short, they both f**ked up in the head. #RHOA." Another added, "Kenya just said her wedding was second to winning Miss USA. No wonder they're having problems. #RHOA."
But some people appeared to understand Kenya, with one writing, "For most women, though it is important, giving birth isn't necessarily the best or most important day of their life. Like why pretend that?" Agreeing, another added, "The day I became a mom was the best day of my life, but it's not my greatest achievement. It's not an achievement, period! I wasn't mad at Kenya for that."
Someone else has defended the reality TV star as writing, "Kenya has constantly referred to Brooklyn as the best thing that's ever happened to her and you want to make a multiple page thread shaming her for not mentioning the birth of her daughter as the best day of her life in a moment on TV where she was doing all she could to provoke her husband?"
Another told the critics, "Omg, shut up! You're way to invested in this. I don't even like Kenya like that but the pregnancy and delivery was horrible for her but I know she love that lil girl to death. She's a helicopter mom to the fullest and it's extremely annoying so get over it."
