Throwback Thursday time! A long, long time ago in the dawning of a televised civilization when reality TV was a zygote in the mind of an executive, Kenya Moore descended upon the Miss USA stage coated in sequins and smiles.
It was an era of videotapes and grainy pictures, of televisions so enormously heavy two strong men couldn't carry them into a living room. It was the time of hammer pants and music actually being played on MTV. It was a society where AquaNet reigned supreme. And until Beyonce quoted her at the Super Bowl, it was a young, undercover crazy Kenya's crowning moment.
Behold: Before They Were Famous – Real Housewives of Atlanta edition! Below is footage from Kenya's epic crowning 1993 moment. There were no twirls. No one shrieked "Gone With The Wind Fabulous!" The sheen of desperation hadn't settled permanently into her skin and Kenya glistened with promise and opportunity.
In short, Krayonce hadn't been born. Miss WHO-S-A indeed! Get it girl! And credit where credit is due, Kenya looks great and that seriously was an amazing accomplishment. Beyonce never looked so good.
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In other news, NeNe Leakes continues to expand her television prowess. TVByTheNumbers reports that the budding sitcom star who dreams of a Golden Globe someday will be appearing on The Price Is Right!
NeNe on The Price Is Right! [Photo Credit: CBS]
NeNe will be participating in the 2nd Annual Celebrity Week where celebs play alongside contestants chosen from the audience at random. All the celebrity winnings are donated to a charity of their choice.
NeNe is appearing on the show Tuesday, February 19th to play for Saving Our Daughters, a charity that supports domestic violence.
Other celebrities include Demi Lovato, Sharon Osborne, Nick Lachey, and Charles Barkley.
[Photo Credits: Judy Eddy/WENN.com & Ivan Nikolov/WENN.com]
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Take Note Porsha!
The Crowning Moment!
Kenya's Competing In Miss Universe.
