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Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kenya Moore is fighting back against Marc Daly, calling for her to be held in contempt. Instead, she’s reportedly accusing him of skipping out on his hands-on duties regarding their 4-year-old daughter, Brooklyn.
According to Radar Online, Kenya recently filed a motion responding to Marc’s complaint. She’s noted as slamming him for “attempting to create an issue” and not sticking to a schedule with Brooklyn.
“Mother and Father had an established scheduled time daily to call the child. In an attempt to create issues, Father began to erratically change the times that he wanted to call on a whelm. He did this for the purpose of attempting to create an issue.”
She added that Marc Daly “has been random in his behavior and unwilling to stick to the established schedule.”
Things didn’t end there, as Kenya’s motion also reportedly read, “The Father has only seen his child twice in two years. In both instances, the mother, on her own expense, took the child to see the father.”
Ultimately, Kenya declared that Marc’s efforts are “inconsistent,” and she even called him “a ‘FaceTime’ Father.”
“In his failed attempt to have this Court and the public believe otherwise, the evidence will show that Father is simply a “FaceTime” Father, who is inconsistent with even talking to his child at best.”
On top of these allegations, Radar Online notes that Kenya is pushing back against Marc Daly, suggesting she put Brooklyn in a “dangerous or inappropriate” environment.
As The Shade Room previously reported, Marc Daly was noted as being upset that Brooklyn was in the vicinity of an altercation that went down during the RHOA trip to Birmingham. The drama centered on Marlo Hampton repeatedly kicking and banging Kenya’s door to rile Moore up.
After seeing the incident air, Marc took Kenya to court and accused her of going against the judge’s belief that she wouldn’t put Brooklyn in “any environment that might not be in the minor child’s best interest, or may in any way be considered dangerous or inappropriate.”
In response to Marc Daly’s gripe, Kenya reportedly pointed out that Brooklyn was “never seen on camera” during the drama. Furthermore, Kenya said Brooklyn “was not even aware that someone was at the hotel door.”
“The door that was kicked was the living room door of a parlor suite, wherein the minor child was in the bedroom.”
The Miss USA titleholder’s motion also stated that she had “no reason to know that someone would kick her door.”
There are no further updates on the estranged couple’s drama in this matter.
