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'Just Stop It': Cynthia Bailey Blows Fans Out of the Water with Her Breathtaking Selfie

  • Jun 8, 2020
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Bailey’s fans went wild over her photo and remarked about how gorgeous she looked.

Colorful and Stunning.”

At the age of 18, Bailey moved to New York City from her hometown Tuscumbia, Alabama, to pursue her modeling career.

Last month, Bailey backed up her fellow modeling alum Tyra Banks after Banks received backlash for her former “Top Model” critiques.

Bailey put her modeling career on the back burner when she joined the “RHOA” cast in 2010 with ex-husband Peter Thomas.

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