‘Yass Booty Goals’: Cynthia Bailey Shows Off ‘Thicc’ Body, Fans Say She’s Picked Up Weight During Quarantine

Cynthia Bailey has not lost her ability to tear up a catwalk. The reality star from “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” turned her kitchen into a runway and strutted her stuff for the ‘Gram.

Cynthia Bailey turns her kitchen to a catwalk and she struts her stuff. @cynthiabailey10/Instagram

Beyoncé‘s single, “Before I Let Go” played in the background as Bailey gracefully strutted down her long white tile floors in her kitchen. The actress twirled her body, and her long black tresses swung in the air in the process.

Bailey appeared to be finding the light at the end of the tunnel since she has been very transparent about her struggles with staying in the house during the pandemic. “Walking out like this when the quarantine is over😜,” she captioned her post. However, her fierce walk gave fans a glance at her derriere and they called her out for seemingly gaining weight.

“Is it just me or do you think her ass and hip have grown during this quarantine🖤,” one user asked.

“She thicc 😍,” a second fan gushed.

A third user commented, “Yass booty goals😍.”

“You look amazing….also y’all might be losing it. 🤣🤣🤣,” wrote a fourth fan.

“Go ahead Miss Bailey rock it like Beyonce❤️🔥,” a fifth encouraged.

“You must be loving the hair cuz you sho is whipping it😂😩💕,” a sixth jokingly said.

Cynthia Bailey opens up about following her fiancé, Mike Hill, around the house because she is bored with sitting at home. @cynthiabailey10/Instagram

Bailey just may not have been bothered by what people have had to say about her appearance. She jokingly made fun of herself and said, “I think everything on me has grown this week😂.” Bailey implied that she has been snacking on foods during her self-quarantine. In addition to her eating, she revealed that she has followed her fiancé, Mike Hill, around the house for a sense of entertainment.

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