Cynthia Bailey’s Model Photos Have Fans Gushing Over Her Beauty

Cynthia Bailey has just dropped some new photos for a shoot she completed as a model signed to Major New York agency, and fans’ jaws are dropping over her gorgeousness.

The 51-year-old is giving the younger girls a run for their money in these images, which “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star dropped in separate posts on her Instagram page Thursday, Sept. 20.

The pics, shot by photographer Erick Robinson, appear to be for her agency portfolio. The first is a black and white shot where Bailey looks straight on toward the camera and the next shows a sleek-haired Bailey in big lashes and a bold, red lip looking over her shoulder.

“It’s like riding a bike😜” she captioned that post.

In another photo, Bailey looks off into the distance gripping her long bob. She captioned it, “Thinking my spirit feels more beautiful in my 50’s than it ever did in my 20’s, 30’s & 40’s.”

Bailey even uploaded a bonus photo on Sept. 21 writing in the caption, “Happy Friday💋.”

Fans who glimpsed the glamourous shots couldn’t help but swoon over the RHOA star’s looks.

“S. T. U. N. N. I. N. G! @cynthiabailey10”

“Age much? #aintnobodygottimeforthat Beautiful!!”

“OMG this is everything………🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾”

“So beautiful you betta come all the way thru hunty😍😍😍”

“Oh my goodness the beauty is just pouring out !!! Very very very lovely look and pic…. no bs !!!”

“Yes Cyntia…..age is just a number!!! You look so amazing…..in and out!!! Keep it up girl!!”

These are some of the first photos Bailey has shared with fans since revealing she was getting back into the modeling game.

The star announced in June that she was returning to the profession that launched her career, telling fans that at 51 she’d signed on to a new agency.

“Just signed with @majormodelsny. So excited! It’s like riding a bike right?
Let’s go✌🏽#onceamodel #alwaysamodel #majormodelsny,” she said in her announcement.

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