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Cynthia Bailey Says She’s Off the Market, Confirms She’s ‘In Love’

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“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Cynthia Bailey is officially off the market.

The 51-year-old supermodel confirmed that she’s in a relationship, which will play out during the 11th season of RHOA.

“50 Cynt is gone, 51 Cynt is in full effect — she’s in love,” Bailey tells Bravo in a teaser. “She has a guy and she’s not dating. It’s exclusive. I think he’s the one”

Bailey’s admission follows her teasing fans in an Instagram post on July 24 as she posed in a little red dress. “#DateNight” was included in one of the captions.

The star was gearing up to attend a couple’s gathering co-star NeNe Leakes hosted at the Chateau Elan Winery and Resort in Braselton, Ga., last week. Bailey was accompanied by her man, Caliber enterprises head Marcus Jackson. His PR firm specializes in branding, public relations, business consulting and entrepreneur management to name a few.

Cynthia Bailey

Credit: Bravo

Elsewhere in the teaser, Bailey said her daughter Noelle Robinson is going to college but said viewers will have to stay tuned to find out where (however, Robinson already disclosed on Instagram she’s attending Howard University in the fall). Bailey also gushed about her booming businesses, including her planned wine cellar and a handbag line.

Even still, viewers aren’t too impressed with Bailey’s promise that the new round of episodes, which will premiere in November, is going to be “turned up.”

“I like Cynthia…I really do…but there’s no interesting storyline here. We weren’t interested in her love life with Peter or the other guy… a lot of kids are headed to college (good for Noelle)…it’s just a no for me…”

“Love Cynthia but rather see Kenya [Moore] than her. Sorry, not sorry.”

“I like Cynthia, but really tiring of her fake relationships.😩 She’s pretty, but her storyline is so contrived. Why Andy keeps her around is confusing to me seeing as how she’s still getting to know him.😂🤣🤣.”

“Season 11 is gonna be so bad, they already know that’s why they’re trying to hype it 4 months early. They’ll regret letting Kenya go like RHOBH has ended up regretting Brandi being gone.”

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