Real Housewives of ATLANTA {RHoA}
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you just posted one part of the tab, continuing through the tabs, the total increases drastically.
I mean $14M isn't that far off from $20M, so regardless of what KIM said, the NFL salary records state otherwise.
Many make that kind of money, very few have much to show for it after they leave the league.
She made is seem like he currently has $20mil, which he does not. If he did, they wouldn't owe people money. I also recall she said at a reunion (I think when she first met him), she made more than him, when Andy, asked about his finances.
I mean not saying I believe what Kim says, but how do you know if he DOESN'T currently have $20M? Maybe he has stock, real estate, investments, etc. Plenty of people have money and owe. Just sayin'
Umm, the numbers don't lie. If Kroy made over $14m in salary and bonuses it's not a stretch to believe he made an additional $6m in endorsements over the course of his career. Even bench players have endorsement deals. It seems like he lived frugally pre-Kim, so being a midwesterner, he probably invested a lot of his early income.
exactly! you can't count on 'the Google' (as my grandmother called it) for everything
Didn't the whole Kroy's worth start with Kenya yelling to Kim that Kroy needs to get a job? Did Kim say he made 20 mil or was worth 20 mil? Either way, Kim lies so I wouldn't believe her plus she spends and spends although they probably all get a check for Don't be Tardy and she probably is getting a lot to return to housewives. The football guy in season 1, Ed Hartwell looked like he was doing well and by season 2 they were downsizing and now he owes child support to Rudy Huxtable.
Kim will go back to whoring on the side before she downgrades her lifestyle
Old statistic but food for thought.
Studies have shown that a high percentage of NFL players declare bankruptcy after their playing days, and many others suffer financial difficulties. A Sports Illustrated (SI) article from 2009 indicated that after two years of retirement, a whopping 78 percent of former NFL players went bankrupt or suffered financial stress due to joblessness or divorce -- although in fairness, that analysis falls into the heart of the Great Recession.
Studies have shown that a high percentage of NFL players declare bankruptcy after their playing days, and many others suffer financial difficulties. A Sports Illustrated (SI) article from 2009 indicated that after two years of retirement, a whopping 78 percent of former NFL players went bankrupt or suffered financial stress due to joblessness or divorce -- although in fairness, that analysis falls into the heart of the Great Recession.
I also wonder the percentage that loose their money due to stupidity and reckless spending.
Her father wasn't there. What was the big rush???
Kenya Moore's Wedding Details! The RHOA Star on Her Dress, Her Vows & the St. Lucia Celebration
Kenya Moore is married — and PEOPLE has all the details on her big day!
The 46-year-old Real Housewives of Atlanta star tied the knot with businessman Marc Daly, 42,on June 10 in a tropical private ceremony.
“It was just so perfect,” Moore said of the big day, which took place at a private resort in St. Lucia.
Despite her wedding being an elopement, the former Miss USA was able to plan an intimate day for herself and her husband. The pair, who met a year ago but began dating in December, said “I do” in a beach ceremony at sunset under an awning of white roses and overlooking the Caribbean island’s picturesque pitons.
“We wanted something simple an not overly complicated,” she explained, adding that Daly is “extremely romantic” and heavily influenced their day. “He didn’t want something for show. He didn’t want it to be left up to other people’s interpretation of love. He just wanted it to be what he sees it: him looking into my eyes and us being together. It was just two people in love who wanted to get married.”
“I would not have done it any other way — it was amazing,” Moore added. “My sign is an Aquarius, so I really love the water and the ocean and always wanted that as my backdrop. And we were all there on the white sand beach and you could hear the waves in the background. It was so romantic.”
She twirled down the aisle with best friend (and frequent RHOA guest) Brandon DeShazer, as Moore’s father was celebrating his birthday in Jamaica at the time. “It was so last-minute, he couldn’t make it,” Moore said. “But Brandon was there, which was super special to me.”
Other family members from both sides joined in the festivities, including Moore’s Aunt Lori (another RHOA staple), her Aunt Lisa (who stood by Moore as her matron of honor) and Moore’s best friend from high school Shonda. “I was raised by my grandmother, so even though she’s my aunt, we grew up as sisters,” Moore said. “It meant so much to have her there.”
There were two other special guests who couldn’t make it: Moore’s Yorkies, King and Twirl. “We would have had to start that paperwork 60 days in advance to get them out of the country, and we didn’t pull it off in time,” Moore said. “But it would have been fun to have them there!”
“We do plan on having a large wedding for all of our friends and family next June, so we’ll have everyone there,” she revealed.
Moore admitted to being nervous, but standing in front of Daly and looking into his eyes took all her stress away.
Of course, all eyes were on Moore’s dress — a stunning mermaid cut gown with sheer panels and a plunging neckline that perfectly hugged her every curve. Covered in sequence and beading flower appliques, Moore worked with dressmaker Pallas Couture to design the gown especially for her. It shipped it from Australia to the reality star days later.
“The dress was perfect when I saw it,” Moore gushed. “I’m a woman of a certain age, but my husband wanted me to look sexy. And it was a beach wedding, so I didn’t want
“I just felt so beautiful and grown and sexy and powerful and feminine — all at the same time,” she added.
Pairing it with a basic veil, a cascading bouquet of orchids, Moore did her own hair (beach waves, naturally) and makeup. “[Marc] really didn’t even want me to wear makeup because he said I look more beautiful when I don’t wear makeup,” Moore said. “And I think that’s why I really appreciate him. He sees me for who I am and not as reality TV sees me or the world sees me. He really knows my heart.”
Each wrote their own vows — though Moore didn’t read hers when the time came. “I cried the whole time writing them so I ended up just saying what I felt from my heart,” she confessed. “I was so emotional, I just couldn’t get through without this really big ugly cry.”
After the ceremony, the couple and guests partied at a beach reception, enjoying cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, dinner and cake on a beautiful long table with white linens, roses and lighting. They danced, too, to a Caribbean steel pan band.
“This was the best experience of my life,” Moore said. “We had a mini honeymoon there in St. Lucia after the wedding and it was glorious. I’m so happy that we chose to get married there because the people could not be more gracious to us and kind and more supportive. They really welcomed us on that island and treated us like royalty.”
Kenya Moore's Wedding Details! The RHOA Star on Her Dress, Her Vows & the St. Lucia Celebration
Kenya Moore is married — and PEOPLE has all the details on her big day!
The 46-year-old Real Housewives of Atlanta star tied the knot with businessman Marc Daly, 42,on June 10 in a tropical private ceremony.
“It was just so perfect,” Moore said of the big day, which took place at a private resort in St. Lucia.
Despite her wedding being an elopement, the former Miss USA was able to plan an intimate day for herself and her husband. The pair, who met a year ago but began dating in December, said “I do” in a beach ceremony at sunset under an awning of white roses and overlooking the Caribbean island’s picturesque pitons.
“We wanted something simple an not overly complicated,” she explained, adding that Daly is “extremely romantic” and heavily influenced their day. “He didn’t want something for show. He didn’t want it to be left up to other people’s interpretation of love. He just wanted it to be what he sees it: him looking into my eyes and us being together. It was just two people in love who wanted to get married.”
“I would not have done it any other way — it was amazing,” Moore added. “My sign is an Aquarius, so I really love the water and the ocean and always wanted that as my backdrop. And we were all there on the white sand beach and you could hear the waves in the background. It was so romantic.”
She twirled down the aisle with best friend (and frequent RHOA guest) Brandon DeShazer, as Moore’s father was celebrating his birthday in Jamaica at the time. “It was so last-minute, he couldn’t make it,” Moore said. “But Brandon was there, which was super special to me.”
Other family members from both sides joined in the festivities, including Moore’s Aunt Lori (another RHOA staple), her Aunt Lisa (who stood by Moore as her matron of honor) and Moore’s best friend from high school Shonda. “I was raised by my grandmother, so even though she’s my aunt, we grew up as sisters,” Moore said. “It meant so much to have her there.”
There were two other special guests who couldn’t make it: Moore’s Yorkies, King and Twirl. “We would have had to start that paperwork 60 days in advance to get them out of the country, and we didn’t pull it off in time,” Moore said. “But it would have been fun to have them there!”
“We do plan on having a large wedding for all of our friends and family next June, so we’ll have everyone there,” she revealed.
Moore admitted to being nervous, but standing in front of Daly and looking into his eyes took all her stress away.
Of course, all eyes were on Moore’s dress — a stunning mermaid cut gown with sheer panels and a plunging neckline that perfectly hugged her every curve. Covered in sequence and beading flower appliques, Moore worked with dressmaker Pallas Couture to design the gown especially for her. It shipped it from Australia to the reality star days later.
“The dress was perfect when I saw it,” Moore gushed. “I’m a woman of a certain age, but my husband wanted me to look sexy. And it was a beach wedding, so I didn’t want
“I just felt so beautiful and grown and sexy and powerful and feminine — all at the same time,” she added.
Pairing it with a basic veil, a cascading bouquet of orchids, Moore did her own hair (beach waves, naturally) and makeup. “[Marc] really didn’t even want me to wear makeup because he said I look more beautiful when I don’t wear makeup,” Moore said. “And I think that’s why I really appreciate him. He sees me for who I am and not as reality TV sees me or the world sees me. He really knows my heart.”
Each wrote their own vows — though Moore didn’t read hers when the time came. “I cried the whole time writing them so I ended up just saying what I felt from my heart,” she confessed. “I was so emotional, I just couldn’t get through without this really big ugly cry.”
After the ceremony, the couple and guests partied at a beach reception, enjoying cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, dinner and cake on a beautiful long table with white linens, roses and lighting. They danced, too, to a Caribbean steel pan band.
“This was the best experience of my life,” Moore said. “We had a mini honeymoon there in St. Lucia after the wedding and it was glorious. I’m so happy that we chose to get married there because the people could not be more gracious to us and kind and more supportive. They really welcomed us on that island and treated us like royalty.”