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‘She Hasn’t Let Me Live It Down’: Cynthia Bailey Says One ‘RHOA’ Moment Changed Her Relationship with Daughter Noelle

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Source: Atlanta Black Star

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Cynthia Bailey knows what it takes to be on reality TV. ​​The 59-year-old joined the show in its third season in 2010 and stayed on for 11 years. ​Bailey put her entire life on display, including two marriages with Peter Thomas, 66, and host Mike Hill, 56. She also shared her journey with friendships, health, and motherhood. But she still has regrets about one moment. ​After recording hundreds of episodes, Bailey says there is one thing she wishes she didn’t shoot for “RHOA.” Peter Thomas Blames Ex-Wife Cynthia Bailey for Backing Out of Deal That Could’ve Secured His Future Days Before He Went to Prison ‘Mini You and Leon’: Cynthia Bailey’s Pic with Daughter Noelle Robinson Has Fans Debating Over Who the Young Model Favors More ​During her Nov. 9 interview on “The Big Tigger Morning Show,” she told Big Tigger that she regrets filming her daughter Noelle Robinson’s college drop-off.

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