Cynthia Bailey Caught Getting Some Steamy Smooches from Boyfriend Mike Hill and Fans Weigh In

Cynthia Bailey is definitely in love with her boyfriend Mike Hill.

During an outing with a few of her pals at the Asian fusion restaurant Crustacean in Beverly Hills Wednesday, Sept. 12, publicist and TV producer Ernest Dukes caught “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star sitting in front of Hill at a bar, squeezing in time to get a few kisses from her boyfriend.

“@cynthiabailey10 bout to end the night early,” Dukes captioned the post, where RHOA star NeNe Leakes was also seen sitting down to eat.

He ultimately deleted the video from his Instagram Stories but that didn’t mean the clip wasn’t captured and plastered across other Instagram accounts for public consumption.

And consume — and comment — the public did.

“We all know that type of kiss lol”

“Ew!”

“My girl Cyn. Go Cyn 🥀❤”

“Glad it’s a real relationship. I am getting very sick of these tv relationships.”

“So cringey.”

“My man…. I see ya @itsmikehill.”

“survey says their securing a spot for next season of RHOA.”

Earlier this summer, Bailey teased she was seeing someone new and that things were getting serious.

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

And it seems the model’s relationship with the Fox Sports 1 reporter has been going strong as the duo has shared moments in their relationship with fans online. One such moment came when Bailey celebrated her new man’s birthday in August. She spelled out, “Happy Birthday Mike” in candles to ring in her boo’s 48th trip around the sun.

And Hill is just as crazy about Bailey. When she had guys in Japan doing a double take as she struck a pose, Hill made sure to make it known she 51-year-old star is coming home to him.

🔥🔥🔥 They can LOOK all they want!!! You’re fine baby. Love when they want what I know is coming home to me. Lol,” he said.

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