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Kenya Moore Says Cynthia Bailey Is a "Class Act" for Showing Support Following Her Grandmother's Passing

The #RHOA entrepreneur is grateful for the love from her "amazing friend" during her time of need.

By Laura Rosenfeld Jul 26, 2017, 1:27 PM ET

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Kenya Moore's Real Housewives of Atlanta family is showing their support following the news of her grandmother Doris' passing Monday. Cynthia Bailey recently sent her condolences to her good friend, which Kenya expressed her gratitude for on Instagram Wednesday.

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"Thank you sister @cynthiabailey10 for the visit and beautiful roses for my grandmother's passing," Kenya captioned a photo showing the bouquet of flowers. "You are a class act and amazing friend. Love you so much. #sisters #love #family."

Thank you sister @cynthiabailey10 for the visit and beautiful roses for my grandmother's passing. You are a class act and amazing friend. Love you so much. #sisters #love #family
A post shared by Kenya Moore (@thekenyamoore) on Jul 26, 2017 at 9:04am PDT

Kenya's grandmother lost her battle with Alzheimer's disease, the RHOA entrepreneur shared in a heartfelt post on Instagram Monday. She went on to pay tribute to her grandmother, who raised her since she was a baby, sharing how much she has meant to her throughout her life. "Thank you Jehovah for sending me your Angel who taught me everything I know about love, compassion, strength, kindness, selflessness, forgiveness, family, education, brains over beauty, inner beauty, strength, respect for your elders, being true to myself....she has helped mold me into the woman I am. She truly was my best friend," Kenya wrote. "Thank you momma for being the best woman I have ever met in my life. Thank you for approving of me and thank you for letting the world know how proud you are of me. I thank you for my life. I owe the world to you. I know you will never leave my side in life or after. I am eternally grateful to you. Thank you for loving me."

Today I lost the only woman in the world who has ever loved me unconditionally. My grandmother who raised me from 3 days old passed away. Thank you Jehovah for sending me your Angel who taught me everything I know about love, compassion, strength, kindness, selflessness, forgiveness, family, education, brains over beauty, inner beauty, strength, respect for your elders, being true to myself....she has helped mold me into the woman I am. She truly was my best friend. She finally lost her battle with Alzheimer's disease but her heart and spirit never failed her. Thank you Jehovah for allowing my last moment with her last month to be her having met my loving husband. I truly believe she waited until she knew that I finally found someone to love and cherish me the way she did. She could not rest until she knew I would be taken care of by someone who deserved me. She didn't recognize me at first but when I introduced them but she lit up with so much joy that my heart became overwhelmed. She approved and it was the happiest day of my life. Thank you momma for being the best woman I have ever met in my life. Thank you for approving of me and thank you for letting the world know how proud you are of me. I thank you for my life. I owe the world to you. I know you will never leave my side in life or after. I am eternally grateful to you. Thank you for loving me. #unconditionallove #God #gonebutneverforgotten #family #myangel
A post shared by Kenya Moore (@thekenyamoore) on Jul 24, 2017 at 6:11pm PDT

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