‘U Been the S–t’: Cynthia Bailey’s Throwback Pic With Her Daughter as a Baby Leaves Fans Drooling Over Her Body

It’s safe to say Cynthia Bailey is a timeless beauty.

The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star blew fans away this week with a throwback photo of herself and her now 20-year-old daughter Noelle Robinson. The image showed the mother of one holding her then-infant daughter in her arms after apparently taking a swim.

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Cynthia Bailey and her daughter Noelle Robinson. @cynthiabailey10/Instagram

A young Bailey was dressed in a tiny black bikini that revealed her slim physique. She recounted the moment with her daughter as she wrote, “@noellerobinson #tbt #chunkybaby #herlilchubbyarm”

Fans not only gushed over her daughter, they also marveled at Bailey’s banging looks.

“Bodyyyyyyyyyyy (:❤️👍🏿 Love it!!!”

“😍 look at God’s work 😍😍😍creation”

“Super model ❤️”

“Awww…….so sweet. It’s sad they have to grow up!! It goes way too fast. Sending love from Cincinnati. Been watching RHOA since beginning!!!❤️ you look amazing then and now cynthia”

“She had that swag since she was a baby! And @cynthiabailey10 been fine since forever! look at that body girl”

“@cynthiabailey10 u been the sh-t🔥🔥🔥😍🍫 “

“Ok cheekbones! Serving looks then and now just beautiful”

Bailey’s throwback photo with her daughter comes just days after she served booty goals on the ‘Gram.

After posting a video of herself catwalking in her kitchen, fans noticed that the television personality apparently has picked up weight. Bailey added in her caption, “Walking out like this when the quarantine is over😜”

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Cynthia Bailey. (Photo: @cynthiabailey10/Instagram)

Fans quickly zoomed in on her derriere and commented on how “thicc” she looked.

““Is it just me or do you think her a– and hip have grown during this quarantine🖤” one user noted.

Another added, “She thicc 😍”

A third wrote, “Yass booty goals. … Go ahead Miss Bailey rock it like Beyonce❤️”

The “RHOA” star currently appears in the Bravo show’s 12th season. She’s been a co-star on the show since the third season.

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