Kenya Moore can finally put the drama of her bad romance with restaurateur Mark Daly behind her. After a protracted dispute, a Georgian judge signed the previous couple’s divorce in December 2023, and a child support and custody agreement has now been finalized.

Moore quietly broke up with the businessman in 2017. A 12 months later, their daughter Brooklyn was born, and in 2019 they broke up for the primary time. After a temporary reconciliation in 2020, the previous Miss USA filed for divorce in 2021.

In touch magazine was the primary to report that Daly would donate $2,000 to support their 5-year-old and likewise contribute $1,000 each month to the kid’s school fund. Court documents show the restaurant owner earns $5,000 a month, while the longtime “Real Housewives of Atlanta” solid member earns $89,050.

The former pageant queen reportedly earned just over $1 million for her appearance on Season 15 of the hit reality show, which, if true, excluding the two-part reunion, works out to about $62,500 per episode. Moore has never confirmed what her show salary is.

Her income also includes a hair care product line, paid appearances and other business ventures, the income of which was not detailed within the documents. The divorce agreement also prohibits either parent from disparaging the opposite in Brooklyn’s presence.

Under the reported settlement, the co-parents agreed that neither party will receive spousal support and can share legal custody of their daughter, Brooklyn, though Moore has primary parental authority and final say on the kid’s economic options for the subsequent 12 months.

The model must discuss all options together with her ex-husband. They are required to reassess this latest agreement in mediation in 2025; in the event that they fail, they’ll have to appear in court where a judge will make a ruling.

Fans are shocked to learn the main points of their settlement, especially for the reason that divorce lasted longer than the wedding. However, others have identified Daly’s income, questioning how much he actually brings home.

One person wrote: “If Marc only makes $5,000 a month and provides Kenya $2,000 a month in child support and one other $1,000 for Brooklyn’s college fund, how can he afford to continue to exist the remaining $2,000? How is that this possible? I feel someone isn’t telling the reality.

Another said: “Like a guy who only makes 5k. dollars a month he may give his child 3,000. dollars a month? After taxes, the guy has lower than 1,000 to continue to exist. Something unsuitable.”

Several people liked the post by which she announced her latest name was “Kenya No-More,” including one that read: “Something smells fishy here, that’s not how child support is calculated! Sorry but no!”

Daly already fought his ex in court last 12 months, trying to protect Brooklyn from appearing on “RHOA.”

However, Moore’s future with the franchise currently hangs within the balance. She was allegedly suspended after hosting an event where she was accused of showing revenge porn videos of season 16 newcomer Brittany Eady.

“Gurl thought she had to play dirty to keep her job. Now he may be gone from the show forever. Regards, Kenya. Go annoy people on your own time, not in front of the cameras,” one other critic said of her suspension.

Moore claimed that reports of her actions were false and that her peach status was not in jeopardy.

Newcomer Brittany Eady slams Kenya Moore for allegedly unveiling posters showing Brittany allegedly performing oral sex #RHOA pic.twitter.com/bp31f3O3I2

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Already TMZ announced that she had been benched indefinitely on June 26, two weeks after rumors surfaced about her involvement within the upcoming season by which her nemesis-turned-friend Porsha Williams returns after a two-year hiatus.

The outlet’s source claims that “Kenya has not been fired from the show… as Bravo is leaving the door open for a possible return” and that the network’s investigation found that she “violated Bravo’s code of conduct.”

AND response regarding her absence from the truth show, we read: “The lesson here is responsibility. Kenya never had them. Case closed.” From another perspective: “Chile, there is not any show without her, might as well cancel.”

Someone else suggested that her punishment was harsh considering other transgressions that occurred on the show. “Porsha attacked Kenya and was allowed to film until she decided to leave because she was ashamed of stealing her co-worker’s husband!” read one other comment.

Following the news that she wouldn’t be resuming filing, Moore shared a vacation post with Brooklyn. She he wrote that her “heart is full and my conscience is clear,” according to anonymous sources. “If the claim or source was legitimate, would they have to hide? My life is blessed. My daughter and I will continue to thrive in a non-toxic environment where we feel valued and, most importantly, protected.”

Moore doubled down on her argument that the facts haven’t yet been made public when she added: “The rumors and narratives about me randomly showing nudes or revenge are 1,000% false. I even have proof and can share it soon.

She joined Bravo’s rankings juggernaut in Season 5 in 2012. Her rumored departure will make Williams the only veteran housewife when the show returns next 12 months.