AceShowbiz - Kenya Moore faced a major setback as her Atlanta hair salon was shut down and its contents left on the street following a lengthy legal dispute. On April 24, 2026, the reality star’s dream venture, the Kenya Moore Hair Spa, was officially evicted after a year-long battle with her landlord, culminating in thousands of dollars worth of salon equipment being removed and abandoned on the sidewalk.

Video footage captured by onlookers documented the removal of salon chairs, furniture, and boxes filled with hair products from the property. According to eyewitnesses, these items were left unattended on the curb for several hours, giving locals the chance to sift through the belongings before a U-Haul truck arrived to collect what remained. Under Georgia law, property left on the sidewalk following an eviction is deemed abandoned and can be lawfully taken by passersby without payment.

The eviction is the result of a protracted legal conflict involving nearly $88,000 in rent and utility arrears. Court documents reveal that Kenya Moore’s company, Moore Vision Media, was ordered in February 2026 to pay this amount after allegedly failing to keep up with rent payments starting in December 2024, just six months after the salon’s grand opening.

The landlord’s claim centers on unpaid rent, but Kenya Moore disputes this, asserting she withheld payments due to the landlord’s failure to reimburse her for $80,000 spent on tenant improvements. These funds were reportedly invested to transform the raw commercial space into a luxury hair spa. This discrepancy has been at the heart of the legal dispute that ultimately led to the eviction.

The downfall of the salon was further publicized by Brit Eady, a well-known rival and former co-star on The Real Housewives of Atlanta. Eady, whose feud with Kenya Moore contributed to both leaving the show’s 16th season, shared a video on Instagram showing the eviction process. In the clip, she drives past the salon while Kenya’s belongings are stacked outside, captioning the post with the pointed remark, “Never win when you play dirty.” This added a sharp layer of drama, recalling their infamous dispute from the previous year.

Despite the public spectacle and material loss, Kenya Moore has responded with resilience. In a statement to TMZ, she framed the eviction as a strategic move amid ongoing legal battles. “I have spent the last several weeks moving out of my salon as a result of my ongoing legal battle with the landlord,” she said. “My only recourse was to withhold rent and file a countersuit. I already have my outfit laid out for court, chile! The salon chapter is closing, but it’s just the beginning of a new era. Stay tuned!”

The Kenya Moore Hair Spa has struggled with multiple challenges since opening. Local residents frequently complained that the salon was rarely operational and sometimes only appeared open for filming purposes. Additionally, reports from early 2026 indicate the business was administratively dissolved by the state, further complicating its status.

Financially, the venture has been costly. With approximately $300,000 invested in the salon’s build-out and a court judgment for $88,000 in unpaid rent and utilities, Kenya Moore faces losses approaching half a million dollars. The eviction and public fallout mark a significant setback for her entrepreneurial ambitions.

As the dust settles on this chapter, fans and observers are left wondering whether Kenya Moore will relocate and relaunch her salon business elsewhere or pivot to new ventures entirely. The reality star’s statement hints at continued determination, signaling that her entrepreneurial journey is far from over.