Kenya Moore, known for her role on “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” shared her profound grief with fans as she announced the passing of her beloved paternal grandmother, Doris Grant. In an emotional Instagram post accompanied by a series of cherished photos, Moore paid tribute to the woman who raised her with unwavering love and devotion.

In her heartfelt message, Moore expressed the deep bond she shared with her grandmother, describing her as the “only woman in the world who has ever loved me unconditionally.” Raised by her grandmother from just three days old, Moore credited Doris as her “best friend” and praised her for her enduring love and strength, even in the face of Alzheimer’s disease.

Among the poignant photos shared by Moore was one capturing the moment she was crowned Miss USA in 1993, with her father and grandmother proudly by her side. Despite familial tensions highlighted on “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” Moore’s connection with her grandmother remained a constant source of love and support throughout her life.

Reflecting on her personal journey, Moore revealed the bittersweet moment when her grandmother met her husband, Marc Daly, before her passing. She expressed gratitude to Jehovah for allowing her grandmother to witness her newfound happiness and for ensuring that she was cared for by someone who cherished her deeply.

Amidst her personal loss, Moore also faced challenges in her public life, as she was recently involved in a heated confrontation with co-star Kim Zolciak during filming for “The Real Housewives of Atlanta.” Despite the tumultuous events, Moore’s focus remained on honoring her grandmother’s memory and finding solace in the love and support of her family.

As Moore navigates through this difficult time, her touching tribute serves as a reminder of the enduring power of love and the profound impact of cherished relationships, even in the face of adversity.