Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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#KenyaMoore #RHOA #ChronicleSpeaks
In this video, we break down the ongoing eviction case involving Kenya Moore and her business, Kenya Moore Hair Spa, using court filings and timelines, not speculation.
According to court records, the dispute centers on unpaid rent and utilities, a contested tenant improvement allowance, and a January 2026 court hearing where a judge ordered payment of back rent into the court registry. The order allowed the amount to be split into installments, with the first payment due February 19, 2026.
Court filings show that the required payment was not made by the deadline, and shortly after, the landlord filed a Request for Entry of Writ of Possession, which—if signed—authorizes removal of the tenant and occupants under Georgia law.
This video explains:
• How the case moved from magistrate court to superior court
• What the tenant improvement allowance dispute is about
• What a writ of possession means in a commercial eviction
• What is confirmed by documents vs. what is still pending
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