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News broke the past summer that Kenya had allegedly exposed revenge porn of newbie Brittany at an event during filming. After this, there was much talk about her future on the show. Currently, the reports say that Kenya decided to exit the series due to not feeling protected. Now, it’s unknown if the scenes Kenya filmed will be included or if she will be omitted altogether.
Recently, the RHOA alum sat down for an interview with Entertainment Tonight to discuss her new children’s book, which is called Brooklyn Bound: Paris. It’s already a bestseller, and she has more books planned. Naturally, they also talked about RHOA.
Specifically, the interviewer asked Kenya about the rumors that the RHOA cameras were rolling again to film her. Notably, season 16 wrapped filming several weeks ago.
Kenya responded, “I think it’s wishful thinking from the fans. I really have a great fanbase — real, not followers, but real fans and people who really care about me and that wanna see me, that miss me. Listen, like I said, I’m not going anywhere. I’m here.”
The clip then flashed back to the Instagram Live Kenya did while the drama was happening, where she vowed she wasn’t going anywhere.
She was then asked how she’s feeling about how things ended up after the drama with RHOA. According to Kenya, “Honestly, I’m so busy, and there are projects that I can’t talk about right now, but when I tell you, I have not been busier. And being a businesswoman also I’m learning that it’s really tough right now because having a distraction from your business is sometimes just that.”
She then said, “Now that I can really focus on all of the things that I really love and want to do, especially with my daughter involved, it’s a good time. The holidays are coming up. I’m excited.”
Kenya also said that she would open up about RHOA as soon as she could speak more about it.
Kenya also talked about her new book selling out. She said, “I didn’t understand what was going on. I was like, ‘How can it be sold out so quickly?'”
“It was only for sale for two hours, so yes, thank you,” she added.
About why this project was so important to her, Kenya said, “I think this project is so personal for me because I was watching her [Brooklyn] make her own little books. She would come home, and she would have these papers stapled together, and she would write her own stories and draw her own illustrations.”
She then said she used this process as a way to teach Brooklyn how to be an entrepreneur at an early age. She also said she wanted to show people who can’t travel what the world is like.