Kenya Moore is finally speaking out after skipping the Season 16 reunion taping of The Real Housewives of Atlanta — and she’s dropping hints that she’s far from done with Bravo.
On Thursday, the longtime reality star released a statement on X (formerly Twitter), expressing regret over missing the highly anticipated reunion. “I’m disappointed to not be a part of the #RHOA16 reunion taping today,” she wrote, taking full accountability for her actions this season and issuing a heartfelt apology to Brittany Eady, the cast, crew, guests, and loyal viewers.
But it’s her closing line that has fans buzzing — “See you back on Bravo soon.”
Kenya’s Bravo Future Still Intact?
According to sources close to production, there were talks of a one-on-one interview between Kenya Moore and Bravo executive Andy Cohen, set to air after the reunion later this summer. Unfortunately, scheduling conflicts reportedly prevented that from happening.
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Season 16 Drama Recap: Kenya vs. Brittany
In case you missed it, Kenya Moore and Brittany Eady’s feud was one of the most explosive storylines this season. During a cast event last summer, Kenya shocked the group by allegedly unveiling posters of Brittany performing oral sex. Initially, Kenya denied being behind the stunt — but later confessed.
The tension escalated when Brittany was caught on camera saying she had a gun on her during a heated exchange with Kenya. Many viewers and castmates interpreted the comment as a direct threat.
Interestingly, Brittany also skipped the reunion taping — leaving fans without the fiery face-off they were expecting.
What’s Next for Kenya?
While Bravo hasn’t officially commented on Kenya’s future with the network, her cryptic statement suggests this isn’t her final curtain call. Whether she returns to RHOA or appears in another Bravo project, one thing is clear — Kenya Moore isn’t done just yet.
Stay Tuned
We’ve reached out to reps for Bravo and Kenya Moore for further comment. As of now, no response.
???? Sound off: Should Kenya return for Season 17, or is it time for a new queen of Atlanta?
