‘Let Us Breathe’: Cynthia Bailey’s Golden Beauty Has Fans Gasping for Air

All right now, Cynthia Bailey is not playing any games as she dials back the hands of time and wows fans with her golden beauty!

Bailey recently gave fans a behind-the-scenes look of her photo shoot for Seagrams Escapes, leaving fans stunned that the model had taken her youthful beauty to new heights.

Cynthia Bailey
Cynthia Bailey stuns with golden beauty look. @cynthiabailey10/Instagram

In October of last year Bailey announced her partnership with Seagrams Escapes by introducing a new flavor, peach bellini. One can only wonder what she has in the works with the beverage company to start the year off with such a glamorous photo shoot.

“Cyn.thi.a!!! Get your foot off our necks!! Let us breathe!!”

“Goddess on gold with a smile of perfection 💞💞💞”

Most fans would agree that the “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star at 52 is aging like one of her favorites beverages, wine.

As one fan pointed out, Bailey isn’t new to putting her best foot forward and shining in front of a camera.

“Bomb I just love u a true iconic baddddie mamma been booked”

Aside from her good looks, fans are often stunned at how youthful the model appears, and in the last year, how much she glows with new love Mike Hill. The duo got engaged in 2019 and plan to wed in October of this year.

In the meantime, as her Feb. 19 birthday nears, Bailey has spilled the beans on how she maintains her “refreshed” appearance: a trip to her doctor for fillers and botox.

“I usually see him like twice a year to stay looking ‘refreshed,’ in addition to my regular skincare routine of course. I only got botox in my forehead this trip, didn’t need fillers (less is more y’all),” read a caption of a photo of the mother of one with her doctor.

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