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Kenya Moore and Marc Daly are working on their relationship, despite the limitations presented by the coronavirus pandemic. The “RHOA” star, 49, revealed that she and her estranged husband, 49, are working on their marriage even though they aren’t spending this extended time in quarantine together. “We’re not together being quarantined because when everything happened …
Kenya Moore and Marc Daly are working on their relationship, despite the limitations presented by the coronavirus pandemic.
The “RHOA” star, 49, revealed that she and her estranged husband, 49, are working on their marriage even though they aren’t spending this extended time in quarantine together.
“We’re not together being quarantined because when everything happened he was in New York and now he’s just trying to keep his restaurant alive and feeding people at the hospital and doing his own deliveries and stuff like that,” she said on Sunday night’s episode of “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.”
Daly owns Brooklyn-based restaurant SoCo. According to the restaurant’s Instagram page, SoCo does weekly deliveries to Interfaith Medical Center in addition to modifying its hours for to-go and delivery orders.
Moore continued, “We’re actually getting along better than we’ve gotten along probably shortly after we got married. I mean it’s just been no arguments, no real fights or disagreements and he’s been really sweet and caring and thoughtful. It’s like ‘Wow, you know, this is the man I’m married.’”
The pair were married in 2017 during a private ceremony in St. Lucia. Their daughter, Brooklyn Doris Daly, was born in November 2018. The couple split less than a year later in September 2019.
Speaking of their often rocky separation, Moore said in February that the two were now in a “good place” and hinted at reconciliation.
“They are still in the closet, yes,” she told Cohen of Daly’s clothes at her home. “He has been here. He has stayed here when he comes to town so his clothes are still there. I did start to box them up and then you know in his true fashion he came back and he was like, ‘I don’t want to break up. I want to work on our marriage.”
