Kenya Moore Net Worth

Kenya Moore Net Worth

Kenya Moore's Net Worth is 3 million

1992

Moore started displaying at 14 years old and over the span of her demonstrating vocation was the January 1992 glamor girl for Chicago-based Johnson Publishing Company’s Ebony Man’s (EM) magazine. She additionally turned into a model for the Ebony Fashion Fair corrective line. At 22, Moore won Miss Michigan USA (1993) and after that turned into the second African American lady to win Miss USA. She at that point spoke to the United States in the Miss Universe 1993 show and put 6th.

Moore had little, foundation parts in TV programs including: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Meet The Browns, Homeboys in Outer Space, Sparks, Smart Guy, Video Soul Living Single, Damon, In the House, The Jamie Foxx Show, The Parent ‘Hood, The Steve Harvey Show, Martin, Nubian Goddess, Men, Women and Dogs, The Parkers, Under One Roof, and Girlfriends. She has additionally shown up on the fronts of Glamor, Seventeen, Ebony, and Essence magazines and can be found in the music recordings for Jermaine Dupri’s “Cash Ain’t a Thang” (1998), Nas’ “Road Dreams” (1996), Shai’s “I Don’t Wanna Be Alone” (1996), and Tupac’s “Allurements”. Furthermore, Moore has shown up in a few movies: Waiting to Exhale (1995), Senseless (1998), Trois (2000), Deliver Us from Eva (2003), Brothers in Arms (2005), Cloud 9 (2006), I Know Who Killed Me (2007), and Trapped: Haitian Nights (2010).[citation needed] Her recommendation book “Amusement, Get Some!” was distributed in November 2007. In May 2012, Moore joined the season five cast of Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Atlanta. In 2013, she discharged an exercise DVD titled Kenya Moore: Booty Boot Camp. In 2015 Moore was thrown on The Celebrity Apprentice 7.

Moore has additionally delivered and coordinated different activities and propelled her own particular organization, Moore Vision Media in 2008. Moore Vision Media created the suggestive spine-chiller “The Confidant”. Moore is credited as maker/chief of the film Trapped: Haitian Nights. After the undertaking lost its chief, Moore assumed control over the generation and finished the film. At the point when the film neglected to discover circulation, Moore established Moore Vision Media, an autonomous motion picture creation, and home-video appropriation organization. The organization’s first generation was The Confidant, discharged by Universal Vivendi on August 24, 2010.