Let’s break this down because I know I’m not the only one scratching my head. Kenya Moore recently spoke out and said she went to a lawyer when certain explicit content popped up online — okay, that’s smart, handle your business. But now here’s where things start to feel like we’re watching a Bravo magic trick gone wrong.
When it came to her suspension from Bravo, sis said she didn’t get a lawyer. Kenya said she talked to HR, reached out to everybody at Bravo, and wanted to see what was happening — but never lawyered up. Now why would you walk into a business situation without legal protection?
But then — here’s the kicker — Kenya says she doesn’t want to talk about money, right? Okay, we respect privacy. But in that same breath, she tells us her house is worth $3 million and that she invested $400,000 into her beauty business. Girl, what? That is talking about money! We didn’t ask — you volunteered.
So now we’re all confused. You won’t talk about Bravo’s money, your contract, or getting suspended… but you’ll break down your beauty budget and flex your real estate value like it’s Zillow Live? That’s giving selective transparency. It’s giving “don’t ask me what I make, but look at this designer purse.”
Advice?
Kenya — and anyone in the public eye — get a lawyer early, especially when dealing with networks and contracts. Don’t wait until the drama hits the fan. Also, if you’re gonna say you’re not talking about money, then don’t talk about money. Be consistent, because fans aren’t slow — we notice.
For everyone else watching this unfold, let this be a reminder: protect your business, protect your brand, and protect your peace. And if you're going to talk money, be ready for the questions that come with it.
Because in the words of the internet: “I’m confused. Is this a flex, a confession, or a clearance sale?”
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