In the ongoing divorce saga between reality star Kenya Moore and her estranged husband Marc Daly, child custody and financial matters have taken center stage. Let’s delve into the developments surrounding their divorce and child custody proceedings: Before filing for divorce in May, Kenya Moore sought primary custody of their 2-year-old daughter, Brooklyn, in a separate custody case. She also requested that Marc Daly receive visitation rights. In response, Daly asked for joint legal custody of Brooklyn and supported Moore’s request for her to have sole physical custody. Ultimately, the judge granted Moore primary custody. Despite this, Daly tried to prevent Brooklyn from appearing on “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” (RHOA). However, the court ruled in Moore’s favor, recognizing her

as a protective and involved parent. Brooklyn can be filmed on RHOA, but only in age-appropriate scenes, with Moore having the final say. Daly claimed that Brooklyn was receiving bad treatment on social media due to the media attention surrounding their divorce. He even hired security personnel to protect himself and his business. The divorce case is still pending, as the couple fights over assets, including child support. Moore has demanded that Daly cover her legal expenses during this contentious battle. Daly accused Moore of refusing to sign divorce documents, further complicating the process. The Moore-Daly divorce continues to unfold, with child custody, financial matters, and security concerns at the forefront. The drama surrounding this high-profile split keeps us all intrigued!