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Kimberly always looks like a spelling error. The South African town, Kimberley, was named after a British government minister, so the -ey version works as both a lnfn and a place name.

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I dislike the name: the town is unattractive, poorly run and impoverished, the sound of the full name is pretty ordinary, and as nns go, Kim is very bland and dated.

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Kimberleigh is worse, however. It looks like an attempt at originality by a young teenager. Kinnly looks like a typo for Kindly, which doesn't help. I hope you will have changed your mind before you have a daughter.