Phaedra Parks Has Fans Losing It Over Her Latest ‘Juicy’ Gym Photo

Former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” Star Phaedra Parks‘ new sizzling photo of her body looking trim and fit has her fans making their body goals! Parks was wearing a fitted black Adidas bodysuit with watching sneakers. She posted the image with a simple caption, “Just doin it 💪🏾 📷: @realmissnatalienunn 😘”

Phaedra Parks

Parks has never been afraid to show off her figure. Sure enough, her fans were very pleased with what they saw and had googly eyes over the attorney’s flawless booty.

“Keep up the good work @phaedraparks not like you didn’t already look great what ever make you feel better much love from the atl”

“Yaaaaassss Auntie @phaedraparks The booty is sitting”

“Ms.Pheadra ur even classy …sexy in tennis shoes wow…. dey sleep on u!!! 4real”

“Still sporting the Donkey 👌 you really look great. ❤️ Love you sister”

“Good Googily Moogily That Thang Is Juicy!!!😙 @phaedraparks”

“Ole donkey booty 🤣🤣”

While some fans seemed distracted by the reality star’s infamous butt, others noticed she was really dolled up for the gym and not actually working out.

“I would love if you had an actual video of you working out”

“Are you working out Phaedra…lol”

“How can you REALLY exercise and lift weights with those nails?🤔”

“Only reality stars work out wth lash strips n makeup…but not in reality ppl don’t”

When not stylin’ on ’em at the gym, Parks is busy living her post RHOA life. Since being booted from the popular reality series, Parks has sold one of her beautiful mansions, got involved in activism work in the Atlanta area and of course, secured the bag with a new show. Parks has reportedly teamed up with former “Bad Girls Club” star Natalie Nunn, comedian Luenell and singer Traci Braxton after a photo of the women were posted on Instagram with the caption, “Lights camera action NEW SHOW ALERT @phaedraparks @TraciBraxton @luenell  #natalienunn DROP A EMOJI THAT COMES TO MIND!”

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