Full Breakdown
Kenya Moore’s Atlanta Hair Spa Faces Eviction as Salon Items Are Removed
4/25/2026, 1:56:11 PM
Core Event: Eviction and Asset Removal
In late April 2026, crews placed chairs, dryers and other equipment from the Kenya Moore Hair Spa on a curb in Atlanta, a scene captured in multiple videos that circulated online. The removal follows a court-ordered eviction after the salon’s landlord, Northland Chamblee LLC, pursued back-rent claims.
Background & Context
Kenya Moore opened the hair spa in 2024 after a career on *The Real Housewives of Atlanta*. Earlier that year, she was accused of posting explicit photos of fellow reality star Brit Eady at a private event, prompting Eady to file a $20 million lawsuit against Bravo. In parallel, Moore’s salon became embroiled in a dispute with its landlord, who alleged missed rent payments dating to December 2024. Moore contended the landlord failed to reimburse promised tenant-improvement allowances.
Timeline
- 2024 – Moore launches the hair spa; Eady alleges unauthorized photos, filing a $20 million suit.
- Dec 2024 – Landlord reports rent payments stopped.
- Apr 2025 – Northland Chamblee LLC files eviction suit seeking $30,000 in back rent.
- Oct 2025 – Claim rises to over $44,000.
- Feb 2026 – Judge orders Moore to pay $43,988.
- Mar 2026 – Additional $43,988.67 ordered; monthly rent of $5,500 mandated until vacated.
- Apr 24 2026 – Video shows salon items on curb; Brit Eady posts Instagram clip with caption “Never win when you play dirty.”
Key Figures & Groups
- Kenya Moore – Salon owner, former RHOA star, defendant in landlord and Eady lawsuits.
- Brit Eady – Reality-TV personality, plaintiff in the $20 million suit, and social-media commentator on the eviction.
- Northland Chamblee LLC – Commercial landlord pursuing eviction and back-rent collection.
- Georgia State Court – Issued payment deadlines and monthly rent orders.
- Moore Vision Media – Moore’s corporate entity responsible for rent obligations.
Data & Statistics
- Reported back-rent and utilities: $87,000–$87,976 (varying reports).
- Court-ordered payments: $43,988 (Feb 2026) and $43,988.67 (Mar 2026).
- Monthly rent assessment: $5,500 until vacated.
- Moore claims personal investment: over $300,000 in salon build-out; earlier statements cite “six figures” spent on renovations.
Official Statements & Responses
Moore publicly denied rent arrears, asserting the landlord owed her for tenant-improvement allowances and that “the reports about me being behind on rent are false.” She also explained that she withheld rent to pressure a settlement after the landlord failed to reimburse contractual expenses. Brit Eady’s Instagram post framed the removal as retribution, captioning the footage “Never win when you play dirty.” The landlord’s filings allege missed payments and seek enforcement of the court’s monetary orders.
Criticism & Opposition
The landlord’s lawsuit and the judge’s payment schedule constitute formal opposition to Moore’s claims. Friends of Moore reportedly say she lacks the funds to satisfy the obligations, reinforcing the landlord’s position. Public commentary, such as a tweet noting “my heart breaks for Kenya Moore,” reflects broader concern over the visible removal of her business assets.
On-the-Ground Reports
Video footage posted on X.com and Instagram shows crews gently placing salon chairs and dryers on the curb while onlookers watch. The same clips were shared by Brit Eady, who drove past the site, emphasizing the visual impact of the eviction.
Conflicting Reports & Gaps
Sources differ on the exact amount owed: one report cites $87,976, another $87,000, while earlier landlord filings referenced $30,000 and later $44,000. The precise status of Moore’s countersuit for unreimbursed improvements remains unverified in the public record.
Verbatim Quotes
- “Never win when you play dirty.” — Brit Eady, Instagram caption
- “As I have stated before, my company is in an active lawsuit against my salon landlord for failing to pay nearly $80,000 in tenant improvement allowance OWED TO ME.” — Kenya Moore, Instagram post
- “They’re putting Kenya’s stuff on the curb as we speak… my heart breaks for Kenya Moore.” — jay, X.com post
What’s Next
The court has set additional payment deadlines beyond March 2026; failure to comply could result in a forced liquidation of the salon’s assets. Moore’s countersuit for unreimbursed improvements remains pending, and any settlement with Northland Chamblee LLC will determine whether the business can reopen or be permanently closed.
