Kenya Moore speaks out after her indefinite suspension from “RHOA”

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From Bernie Zilio

Kenya Moore wants to show her fans that she is “staying on the winning side” even though Bravo has suspended her indefinitely from “The Real Housewives of Atlanta.”

Shortly before Page Six broke the news of her suspension on Friday, Moore urged her Instagram followers to watch a live video “for the REAL tea 🫶🏽🍑 #RHOA.”

The Bravolebrity kept her word during the 6 p.m. ET live stream, but only gave viewers a tour of her new Kenya Moore Hair Spa.

Although her fans begged Moore in the comments to comment on the news, she decided to focus on her shop.

Towards the end of the video, however, she said cryptically: “I remain a winner. It’s in my blood. Success is all around me. So I accept that. God gave it to me.”

“You will see me,” she promised later. “I’m not going anywhere, despite what people want to write about it.”

As we previously reported, Moore shocked partygoers at the opening of her salon last Thursday with posters that allegedly depicted series newcomer Brittany Eady performing oral sex.

We’re told Bravo’s cameras were rolling at the cast event where Moore, 53, revealed the explicit images. We’re told Eady was not present at the unveiling.

Meanwhile, an insider has assured us that the explicit photos in question are “easily accessible” on the Internet.

The insider further claimed that Eady threatened Moore with the word “gun” before the event. However, a production source told us, “At no point was Kenya threatened with a gun, nor was a gun ever used during the entire production.”

We were informed that an investigation had been launched.

After the scandal made headlines, Moore wrote on her Instagram story: “Don’t believe anything you hear and half of what you see. The truth always comes out.”

She then added about X that she would “never participate in revenge porn” and “has never distributed private images or footage of anyone or requested images belonging to others for the purpose of threatening or blackmailing.”

“I’ve always felt validated,” the actress claimed. “I can’t talk about STORY even when people are spreading fake news #sweet16.”

Eady, for her part, wrote in her own Instagram story: “It’s never a good feeling to be targeted or bullied by someone who I thought would welcome me into a new circle but who I’ve never met.”

“Just to clarify,” the insurance agent continued, “I have never owned a gun or threatened anyone. … The portrayal presented here hurts me. Wrong is wrong.”

In a leaked audio recording from the event, Moore reportedly said: “You’re a paid slut. Brittany works as an escort. There’s an Instagram account that made her emails public; she charges $1,400 for an appointment. You’re not just a slut, you’re a cheap whore. You’re on the cover of magazines playing a slut. … Yo Gotti was like, ‘Snapchat me that bitch,’ and you did!”

Moore has starred in “RHOA” since season 5 in 2012.

Representatives for Bravo and Eady did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.