Cynthia Bailey Debuts New Man After Teasing Him In ‘Date Night’ Pic

Cynthia Bailey has firmly moved on from Will Jones. “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star was spotted at a couples gathering hosted by castmate NeNe Leakes and husband Gregg Leakes.

An RHOA fan account posted a photo from the “couples night” Leakes hosted at the Chateau Elan Winery and Resort in Braselton, Ga. The event saw Bailey with her new boo, Caliber enterprises head Marcus Jackson, along with Kandi Burruss, Porsha Williams, Eva Marcille and rumored full-time housewife Marlo Hampton. Each of the women was joined by their men — including Todd Tucker, Dennis McKinley and Michael Sterling — along with some potential new housewives and their men: Shamari DeVoe and husband Ronnie DeVoe and Tanya Sam, director of TechSquare Labs along with her boyfriend Paul Judge. There was also a third woman being tested at the gathering, who was with her mate.

Cynthia Bailey

The post was initially shared on Leakes’ Instagram page but she ultimately removed it — just not before Bailey’s man shared it on his own page.

“Couples Nite out! Hosted by The Leakes ❤ #boobsandbourbonnight #grown&sexy,” Leakes captioned her post.

It’s the event Bailey was heading to when she posted her “date night” pic that castmate Kenya Moore teased her about.

“My favorite shoes❤ @jeanmichelcazabat_ #staytuned #shoelinecomingsoon #datenight
Photo: @calibere,” Bailey said on Instagram Tuesday, July 24.

The sexy shot of Bailey in a little red dress and a limo was taken by her boyfriend, Jackson. His PR firm specializes in branding, public relations, event planning, business consulting and entrepreneur management, productions, hospitality and celebrity bookings.

 

Adding fuel to their budding romance is the fact that Jackson himself shared the image on his own IG page with the caption, “💄👠Date Night.”

After catching a glimpse of Jackson and Bailey together in Leakes’ photo, fans have been dishing on their opinions.

“Cynthia & her boo looks a mess.”

“Um Cynthia👀 OKAY GIRL.”

“Look at Poindexter and Cynthia but seriously where is Will???”

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