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Brit Eady is throwing a lil’ shade at Kenya Moore after footage showed items getting removed from her hair spa. Eady shared a video of herself driving past Moore’s salon on social media alongside a caption that has fans saying she basically just got her lick back!
Okay, so BOOM! If y’all recall, in 2024, Kenya Moore was accused of allegedly putting up explicit photos of Brit Eady during a private event at her spa. The situation even pushed Eady to file a $20 million lawsuit against Bravo. Now Brit is serving a lil’ clapback. She hopped on Instagram and shared a video of herself driving past Moore’s hair spa while items were being removed from the space. She basically gave “what goes around, comes around” energy as the footage sees her shaking her head while boxes sat outside the salon. In her caption she wrote,“Never win when you play dirty.”
Kenya’s salon clear-out comes after TMZ reported that she owed $87,976 to her landlord. In April 2025, landlord Northland Chamblee LLC filed an eviction lawsuit, seeking $30,000 in backpay and claiming payments had stopped in December 2024. By October, that amount had increased to more than $44,000. Kenya Moore Hair Spa pushed back on those claims and said the landlord failed to make promised improvements. A Georgia judge later gave Kenya two deadlines to repay the money $43,988 by the end of February another $43,988 by the end of March. The judge also ordered her company to repay about $5,500 a month in rent unless she vacated the space. After she missed the court-mandated payments, the eviction of her business moved forward. Based on Brit’s video, it appears the process unfolded this week.
As mentioned, in February of this year, Kenya denied owing her landlord money. She shared a post on Instagram saying the landlord actually owed her. She also claimed that she spent six figures building the salon and said her landlord never reimbursed her.
The reports about me being behind on rent are false. 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. I invested over $300,000 of my own money to build out my salon in a commercial space from a white box. When the landlord failed to reimburse contractual expenses, I withheld rent in an effort to reach a fair settlement, and subsequently filed a countersuit for the amount they failed to reimburse.
