Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kenya Moore is starring in the new Fox reality series, Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test. There’s one problem with it …. Media Take Out learned that Kenya was faking at least some of the scenes.
The Real Housewives of Atlanta personality star and 15 other celebrities participated in what FOX calls the “ultimate celebrity social experiment.” The plot involves participants enduring extreme training challenges under the leadership of ex-Special Forces operatives.
Unfortunately, Kenya didn’t have to do ALL of the extreme training, Media Take Out has confirmed.
Media Take Out reviewed footage, and it’s clear that Kenya used a stunt double, on at least a few of the scenes. What’s crazy is that the stunt double didn’t even look like Kenya. The STUNT DOUBLE WAS A WHITE MAN!!
Look – here’s screenshots of them showing Kenya and her Caucasian male stunt double.
Kenya of course, is pretending that she actually did all the difficult training. The Bravo star spoke to Fox 5 Atlanta about why she wanted to take on the grueling challenge.
“I wanted to prove something to myself, that I am as tough as I think I am but I wanted to show my daughter that I not only talk the talk but I can walk the walk,” she said. “I just want to be an example for her in terms of what she could do in life.”
“I was almost disabled by a fear of heights,” Kenya continued. “I have this incredible fear of heights and I felt like if I could overcome that, maybe with this show, it kind of taught me mind over matter.”
Over the weekend, she posted on Instagram, “You wouldn’t believe me until you see it with your own eyes,” Kenya wrote on Instagram about one of her harrowing experiences. “This show was one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do in my life and it was all real no stunt doubles just us. In Amman Jordan in the Middle East—- in the desert in the Summer.”
The cast includes Kate Gosselin and Hannah Brown, athletes, Danny Amendola, Dwight Howard, Carli Lloyd, Mike Piazza, Nastia Liukin, and Gus Kenworthy, singers, Mel B and Montell Jordan, actors, Jamie Lynn Spears and Beverley Mitchell, reality TV doctor, Drew Pinsky, celebrity chef, Tyler Lawrence, and former White House communications director, Anthony Scaramucci.
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