‘Issa Fiancé?!?’ Cynthia Bailey Teases Fans with ‘Bridezilla’ Instagram Post

Could Cynthia Bailey be headed down the aisle? Fans are dying to know after the reality star posted what appears to be a hint that the sound of wedding bells — and bridezillas — are in the air.

“Bride yes, Bridezilla???,” the “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star wrote on Instagram earlier this week, followed by hashtags @wetv #bridezillas @itsmikehill #CHill.”

Bailey, 52, happily posed for what appeared to be the red carpet promo for WeTV’s popular nuptials docu-series “Bridezillas,” leavings fans to wonder if longtime boyfriend Mike Hill had finally put a ring on it.

“You’re getting married??? 💗💗💗💗” one fan gushed.

“Wait a second!! #cynhill church bells ringing??? I’m about to clutch my pearls in excitement @itsmikehill🇯🇲🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿,” another fan chimed in.

“Yayayayaya, congratulations!” another wrote. “I am happy for you two beautiful couple!”

One woman flat out demanded: “Let us see the ring!”

Bailey has been plenty busy soaking up affection from her main squeeze Hill, a sportscaster for Fox Sports 1. Though the 52-year-old vowed to never say “I do” again after her divorce from former husband Peter Thomas, she seems very open to the idea of meeting Hill, 48, at the alter in a white dress.

The couple, who met on comedian Steve Harvey’s show in April 2018, hasn’t been shy about posting their love for the world to see and fans cannot get enough of their public displays of affection. Just last week, fans swooned over Hill’s efforts to lift his woman’s spirit’s after her messy fallout with fellow RHOA star NeNe Leakes.

“Nothing else matters, baby!! Some people don’t want to see you happy, especially when they’re miserable,” he wrote on Instagram. “You just keep smiling and shining like the star you are!! Love you!!”

@itsmikehill I love you ❤” Bailey wrote back.

It seems the couple may be more than ready to tie the knot.

Cynthia Bailey

Could Cynthia Bailey make an appearance on the upcoming season of Bridezillas? (Instagram / Cynthia Bailey)

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