Kenya Moore Hair Spa Faces Eviction Over 6 Months of Unpaid Rent

In a surprising development that has left fans of The Real Housewives of Atlanta stunned, Kenya Moore’s highly publicized business venture, Kenya Moore Hair Spa, is now facing eviction proceedings after reportedly failing to pay rent for six consecutive months.

The once-celebrated salon — which Kenya launched with much fanfare as part of her journey toward entrepreneurial independence — is now at the center of a legal dispute with its landlord, who claims the business has been delinquent on payments totaling tens of thousands of dollars. Court documents filed in Fulton County Superior Court paint a concerning picture of financial mismanagement, delayed responses, and potential closure.

For a reality star whose brand has long been associated with “gone with the wind fabulous” confidence and queen-bee ambition, the news has struck a chord with fans — and not in a good way.

A Glamorous Opening, a Sudden Setback

Kenya Moore Hair Spa opened its doors with Bravo cameras rolling, red carpet treatment, and glowing expectations. The boutique salon, located in a premium area of Atlanta, was designed as an extension of Kenya’s successful haircare line, which markets sulfate-free shampoos and nourishing treatments targeting natural and textured hair.

In Season 14 of RHOA, the spa was portrayed as a symbol of Kenya’s transformation from reality TV villain to respected businesswoman. The space featured sleek, modern interiors, champagne service, and the promise of a luxurious beauty experience curated by the queen herself.

But behind the scenes, things may have been unraveling for months.

The Eviction Notice: $43,000 in Back Rent

According to legal documents obtained by Radar Online and confirmed by multiple outlets, the building’s property manager filed a formal eviction notice against Moore's spa, citing over $43,000 in unpaid rent accrued over half a year. The notice alleges that repeated attempts to contact Moore’s business representatives went unanswered and that the spa had missed six consecutive monthly payments, violating the terms of the lease.

In addition to rent arrears, the landlord is seeking late fees, court costs, and immediate repossession of the property.

The document reportedly states:

“The tenant has failed to cure default despite multiple notifications. The premises are in breach, and the landlord seeks immediate legal recourse for recovery of rent owed and eviction.”

Kenya’s Response: Radio Silence or Strategic Defense?

As of press time, Kenya Moore has not issued a public statement addressing the allegations or the pending eviction. Her team has remained silent, and Bravo has yet to comment on whether this development will appear in upcoming episodes of The Real Housewives of Atlanta.

However, insiders close to the production say Kenya is “deeply embarrassed” and “focused on resolving the issue quietly,” with some suggesting that a settlement may be in the works to prevent further media attention.

Others claim that Moore has been prioritizing other ventures — including motherhood, legal battles with ex-husband Marc Daly, and her fashion line — leaving the day-to-day operations of the spa in disarray.

One anonymous source familiar with the business said:

“It looked great on TV, but the actual operations were chaotic. There were staff changes, inconsistent hours, and minimal foot traffic. The salon didn’t seem to have a strong plan after the cameras stopped rolling.”

A Pattern or a Fluke? Fans Debate

Fans have taken to social media to express shock and disappointment. Kenya, once praised for shifting her narrative from RHOA antagonist to self-made businesswoman, is now being scrutinized for possibly overextending herself.

• “She’s got a great product line, but a spa needs structure and consistency. This is a wake-up call.” — @BravoBusinessTea

• “I root for Kenya, but this feels like another case of doing it for the camera and not the customers.” — @RealATLWatcher

• “So many of these Housewives launch businesses for storylines… but where’s the follow-through?” — @RealityFinanceGuru

Still, Kenya’s fans are standing by her, with many noting that many businesses have struggled post-COVID and in light of the rising commercial rental rates in major cities like Atlanta.

Bravo and the Bigger Picture

The scandal may reignite discussions about the viability of Bravo-branded businesses. Over the years, several Housewives have launched ventures—restaurants, fashion lines, beauty brands—that flourished briefly under the spotlight before fading or facing lawsuits, closures, or bankruptcy.

Kenya’s situation is especially sensitive because she used her storyline to promote the spa as a passion project rooted in personal identity and cultural pride. Her haircare line was born out of her struggles to embrace her natural hair, and she often emphasized the importance of representation and Black ownership in the beauty industry.

If the spa closes, it wouldn’t just be a financial loss — it would be a blow to her legacy.

What’s Next for Kenya Moore Hair Spa?

Legal experts suggest that unless Kenya can settle the debt quickly or reach a formal agreement with the landlord, an eviction is imminent. If that happens, the spa could shut down temporarily or permanently, and the landlord would be entitled to seek damages beyond the unpaid rent.

In the meantime, Kenya’s team may attempt to negotiate a private resolution, but the public nature of the court filings — and the attention from RHOA fans and media — make that increasingly difficult.

Bravo producers are reportedly debating whether to incorporate the financial drama into the upcoming season, though Kenya would need to approve any footage involving the property.

Final Thoughts: Trouble Behind the Gloss

Kenya Moore has always projected strength, resilience, and the ability to reinvent herself. From beauty queen to Bravo icon to businesswoman, her journey has inspired fans across generations. But with her hair spa on the brink of eviction and public silence raising more questions than answers, the pressure is mounting.

Whether this is a temporary setback or a sign of deeper trouble remains to be seen. For now, fans are watching closely — and hoping this isn’t the final chapter for one of reality TV’s most compelling queens.

RHOA Alum Kenya Moore Hair Spa Eviction: Landlord Alleges 6 Months of Unpaid Rent.

According to the court filing, the landlord alleges Moore Vision Media, Inc. failed to pay rent for several months—specifically from December 2024 through April 2025, totaling $21,897.40. This averages about $4,379.48 per month.

The landlord, through their attorney Brian S. Goldberg, states the following:
• The tenant is behind on rent.
• The lease term has expired.
• The tenant has refused to leave despite demand.
• A warrant may be issued for removal of the tenant and any other occupants.
The landlord is also requesting additional costs and fees related to operating expenses, storage charges, and legal fees.

Thoughts?