Kenya Moore Displays Explicit Photos Of Cast Member Brit Eady While Filming 'RHOA' Episode

Bravo finally showcased the long-awaited incident between Kenya Moore and "Real Housewives of Atlanta" newcomer Brit Eady during a recent episode, and it was anything but pretty.

News broke in the summer of 2024 that Moore had allegedly displayed sexually explicit photos of Eady during an all-cast event after bumping heads earlier in the season.

In the latest episode, which aired on Sunday, April 6, 2025, viewers saw Kenya Moore display several poster boards that featured compromising photos of the peach holder.

In season 16, episode 5, Moore hosted an all-cast event to celebrate the opening of her hair salon in Atlanta, Georgia, and she thanked those who showed up to support her vision. 

Eventually, she changed the topic and told the guests in attendance about an interaction she had with Eady, who seemingly threatened her with a gun during a previous interaction.

That's when Moore revealed she had conducted "research" on Eady, causing her to learn more about "who she is."

"So who is this h-e?" Moore asked the crowd before she displayed the first poster board containing images of Eady that the producers blurred. "Brit Eady is her name. This is the same girl. We see the nose jobs, the lips, the filler," Moore continued.

As Moore went on, she displayed other poster boards that supposedly contained images of Eady as a music "video h-e."

She later showed a poster board assumed to feature photos of Eady performing oral sex on a man.

Bravo aired a disclaimer, alerting the viewers that they couldn't air the footage "due to the graphic nature of these photographs."

Several of her co-stars, including Cynthia Bailey, Porsha Williams, and Shamea Morton, blasted Moore for taking things too far.

However, Moore wasn't moved by their displeasure. In fact, when the above characters told Moore she crossed a line, the former Miss USA fought back, saying, "She threatened me with a gun; don't tell me it's too far."

In episode 4, after Eady and Moore had an altercation during a group dinner, the former seemingly threatened Moore with gun violence.

After Moore referred to her as a "peasant," Eady began displaying aggressive behavior, mentioning her pistols and "whips."

"This is real life," Eady said in front of her co-stars. "I don't play them type of games. You gon be respectful. You gon be respectful around here, and if you don't know, you gon learn today. Today is the day you gon learn."

Moore shared her feelings about Eady's comments with a social media post, calling her "obsession" with her "scary."

"I wanted protection and assurances that the threats would be taken seriously," she posted. "I may be strong, but I'm not bulletproof."

"You have been my besties for the last 12 years, and I love and appreciate you so much," Moore wrote on Instagram after her final episode. "To the cast of #RHOA season 16, I wish you all an incredible season."

Several Bravo stars, including current and former Housewives, commented on her post to wish the mother of one well. Others questioned why Moore was the only one reprimanded, considering Eady seemingly threatened the former's life.

"I can’t believe they [stopped] filing [with Kenya] for the season when [Brit] is the one who [threatened] to unalive Kenya," someone wrote.

Another netizen agreed and said that it's the network's fault for their fallout.

"If production had stepped in and done their job taking action against Brit as they were supposed to, Kenya wouldn’t have the need to retaliate," they wrote. "[Bravo] dropped the ball."

In the latest episode, Bailey, who's been friends with Moore for years on the show, expressed her disappointment with the "Kenya Moore Haircare" owner for stooping so low.

"I'm getting to know Brit, but I know you," Bailey told Moore. "I really hate that you let that end this way. I think you're bigger than this, and I think you're better than this."

She shared a similar sentiment during an earlier interview, describing Moore as a "woman of class" who displayed behavior that was "beneath her."