RHOA Star Kenya Moore Catches Violent Crash On Camera (VIDEO)

Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kenya Moore recently posted startling video of a violent crash in front of her home. The former beauty queen’s camera system captured the crash, which took out her mailbox.

Here’s what Moore posted on Instagram:

RHOA Star Films Violent Crash In Front Of Home (VIDEO)

@thebrooklyndaly and I went to the park and came back to find my cement mailbox on the side of the road.
I searched my cameras and saw this!!! We have speed bumps right outside my house. After cutting the roof of the car off the driver was ok.Moore said she was fortunate that her little girl wasn’t outside. “Just to think yesterday I took her out in her new stroller along my street. Thank you God for your protection. 🙏🏾,” she posted.
 
Here is video of the incident from Moore’s Instagram account:
 

Fortunately, the loss of property can be replaced and no pedestrians were injured. It is unclear whether the driver suffered harm.

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