A Georgia judge has ordered Moore Vision Media, the company of “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Kenya Moore, to pay a total of $87,976 for unpaid rent and utilities related to her hair salon, according to court documents obtained by TMZ.
The reality star’s company is required to make two payments of $43,988, with the first due by late February and the second by late March. The judge also ordered Moore’s company to pay approximately $5,500 per month in rent. This payment is required until her company vacates the premises.
The landlord is now demanding immediate possession of the property, stating Moore’s company missed the court-ordered deadline for the first payment, a couple of weeks after the judge’s ruling. The court has not yet issued a decision regarding this request.
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Moore opened the Kenya Moore Hair Spa in Atlanta in 2024. The landlord of the location, Northland Chamblee LLC, sued the ‘RHOA’ star in October 2025, alleging unpaid rent and utilities under the lease.
According to the landlord, the hair spa stopped making rent payments for the property starting in December 2024.
The reality star’s business countered the allegations made by the landlord, asserting that Moore’s company was justified because the landlord had failed to complete the requested improvements to the property.
Moore, a former Miss USA winner, has not yet made a public comment regarding the legal and financial problems connected to her hair spa.
Before the hair salon’s grand opening, Moore shared an update on Instagram, writing, “I want to make people feel good about the experience they have when visiting a hair salon-which is why I want a luxurious, safe place for one to relax and feel pampered and of course, achieve your hair goals and look amazing.”
This is the latest in a string of issues for the reality TV star, according to Essence. Moore was let go from Season 16 of RHOA after claims she had shared inappropriate photos of her co-star, Brit Eady.
Earlier in the same season, Eady had physically threatened Moore in an incident filmed for the show. Moore reportedly forfeited over $1 million a year in earnings from the show, though no information on a severance package has been released.
The TV star and entrepreneur took a clever step to quickly generate income in late January by holding a sale. She offered discounted wigs and even some designer items from her own closet, promoting a 55% discount on all items. Despite this, baseless rumors that Moore had filed for bankruptcy began circulating weeks later, which the reality TV star swiftly denied.
