Former beauty queen Kenya Moore has decided to share the first picture of her baby girl, Brooklyn Doris Daly, and she got more than she bargained for.
In the precious photo, the new mother wearing a bra can be seen cradling her newborn baby.
Moore called her daughter “the most beautiful baby” and said that she was thankful for the miracle of life and added: “Thank God for my miracle baby, my husband and my life. When you have faith in Him, all things are possible. Happy Thanksgiving from the Dalys.”
The reality TV star and her husband, Marc Daly, welcomed their first child prematurely in the early hours of November 4 due to complications from preeclampsia.
The former Real Housewives of Atlanta star posted a picture taken in the delivery room, captioning it: “It all started with you… If I had not met my king, I would not have become a mother to the most beautiful baby I have ever seen I am so thankful for you You two are my whole world. I love you Mr. Daly—Mrs. Daly.”
Those, who have followed Kenya on her tear-jerking journey to motherhood, are just happy she has a daughter.
The ones, who saw her as a villain or shady character on the Bravo series, are bashing her for not revealing the baby’s full face.
A Kenya backer shared: “Oh, I am so very happy for you. I think you are going to be an awesome Mother! I wish I had a better word than awesome because you would be it. Congratulations and may GOD continue to bless you and your family! Amen!”
“Attention seeking through posting her child. We don’t need to see a hand, then a blanket, then a bottle.. we get it you had a baby. Go do that!” said a not-so-happy camper.
This person decided to defend the new mom’s right to privacy by writing: “So everyone that posted on Thanksgiving wanted attention. If that’s the case, then we all want attention every time we post something online. Kenya’s fans understand her need to keep her precious family away from hateful viewers…It’s only the nosy haters who are bothered by her privacy…”
Cardi B has also decided not to post pictures of baby Kulture.