Marlo Hampton Claims Karma Caused Kenya Moore’s Suspension

Marlo Hampton is openly enjoying the fact that Kenya Moore will not be returning for Season 16 of *The Real Housewives of Atlanta*. Hampton believes it’s “clearly karma” due to Moore’s past behavior towards her. “God don’t play about his people,” Hampton said.

In an Instagram Live shared by the *Bravo Shaderoom* TikTok page on Aug. 15, Hampton suggested that Moore’s suspension from the show was her karma. The Le’Archive clothing founder, who took a break from the show at the end of her Season 15 contract, claimed that Moore had strongly opposed her return before the Season 16 cast was finalized.

“I don’t want anyone to get kicked off as a single mom with a child,” Hampton said about Kenya. “But I do know that she was one of the people who was strongly against me not coming back. I just feel like God does not play about his people, and what goes around comes around.”

Hampton referenced Moore’s recent Instagram videos, suggesting that Kenya should “keep putting on your Batman outfit and going into Sally’s and showing people how discounted your products are.”

Despite her comments, Hampton, 48, mentioned she wasn’t particularly pleased to see Moore out of work due to the suspension. “No, I don’t feel good. I mean, I’m not her, so I don’t feel good about her not having a job and not working. But I feel that when you make your bed, like granny always said, ‘You got to lay in it,’” she added.

As previously reported, Moore reached a deal with Bravo producers in June to “take a break from the show for now” following revenge porn allegations by co-star Brittany Eady. She was suspended from filming for Season 16 after allegedly showing sexually explicit images of Eady during her hair salon’s opening in Atlanta. Some sources also claimed Moore felt threatened by Eady.

Despite the allegations, Moore has maintained her innocence since leaving the show. In an Instagram post shared in June, Moore assured fans that the truth about the “false claims” would be revealed in time.

Surprisingly, Moore’s ex-husband Marc Daly has been defending her amid the controversy. In a video posted by *@TheRHOATalk* on Aug. 12, Daly alleged that *RHOA* executive producer Andy Cohen had done Moore “dirty” and was responsible for her sudden departure.

“Everyone I met through that experience was great, except for you know who. The producers and Mr. Cohen. The snake-in-chief,” said Daly, who was married to Moore from 2017 to 2019. “You guys know that, right? You see how they did Kenya dirty?”

Daly claimed that if he were still on *RHOA*, he would have protected Moore from the shocking allegations. “I would have never let that happen,” he added, noting that Moore would have still “got a check” without the drama.

Daly and Moore finalized their divorce in 2023 and share a daughter, Brooklyn. Fans are surprised to see Daly defending Kenya, considering his previous treatment of his ex.

Source: BET