Kenya Moore of RHOA ‘optimistic’ she can patch up marriage to Marc Daly …after he decided ‘independent of me’ to separate last year
Kenya Moore is ‘optimistic’ about saving her marriage to Marc Daly.
The couple separated in September 2019 after two years of marriage, and although they are still currently apart, Kenya, 49, has insisted she’s confident they’ll get back together in the future, as they’re beginning to talk through their differences in a mature way.
She told Entertainment Tonight: ‘We had a fight and, instead of giving that time to breathe and figure things out after that, you know, a decision was made. Independent of me.
Looking up: Kenya Moore is ‘optimistic’ about saving her marriage to Marc Daly, revealing the choice to separate was made ‘Independent of me’
‘We are still apart, but we are better friends now than we have been in a very long time. We’re co-parenting great. We are going to be going to counselling soon. So, I’m optimistic.’
Kenya has 14-month-old daughter Brooklyn with Marc, and has admitted that welcoming a child into the world put ‘stress’ on their relationship.
She added: ‘Once the baby came, things just, you know – the stress of life made our relationship deteriorate, and we couldn’t find our way back to it. But all in all, I still think that a rash decision was made.
‘Where I am right now, and how I have been coping with it is, just being the strong person that I know to be.
What happened: She told Entertainment Tonight : ‘We had a fight and, instead of giving that time to breathe and figure things out after that, you know, a decision was made
‘I sort of compartmentalize things in my life, and I don’t let anything destroy me. I have the most amazing daughter anyone can ask for. Every day is a joy to me.
‘Yes, my marriage is falling apart, but look at this beautiful daughter that I have! Her smile, energy, love that she gives me? I cannot be happier.’
Ultimately, the Real Housewives of Atlanta star wants to make her marriage work, because she still ‘loves’ the 49-year-old restaurateur.
Family matters: Kenya has 14-month-old daughter Brooklyn with Marc, and has admitted that welcoming a child into the world put ‘stress’ on their relationship
Kenya, also 49, revealed: “I would like to stay in this marriage because I still have love for my husband, but it has to change – a lot of things will have to change.
‘Communication, number one. It has to always be respectful communication, even when you’re upset, when you’re hurt and when you’re angry.
‘Whatever the emotions you might be feeling at the time, you have to always keep in mind that you are a partnership, and you cannot take some things back. Once they’re said or done, they cannot be taken back.’