SLAEDRAAAAA!’: Phaedra Parks Serves Bawdy In This Skintight Dress

Phaedra Parks is back on the reality TV circuit and she’s here to SLAY!

The new member of the latest season of “Marriage Boot Camp: Hip-Hop Edition” and “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” alum put her curves on full display during promotion for the show.

Phaedra Parks slays in her “Marriage Boot Camp: Hip-Hop Edition” promotion./Photo Credit: @phaedraparks/Instagram

The 17th season of the series will feature Parks and her man, “The Have and the Have Nots” actor Medina Islam, as they delve into their relationship issues and try to find common ground. “I’m in a different place right now, so that’s why you should tune into ‘Marriage Boot Camp,’ so you can see me finding love and being in love versus fighting,” Parks told People of her time on MBC versus “The Real Housewives of Atlanta.”

It’s no secret that the Atlanta attorney is a woman who knows what she wants and will work to get it. In this case, what she wants is her relationship with her boo to work out. “He’s very calming and soothing and mild-mannered,” she said of why she and Medina work. “I always dealt with the bad boys, and he’s very opposite from any guy I’ve ever dated. So that’s refreshing.”

Fans were loving every inch of Parks’ curves in the skintight hot pink dress.

“Paging Attorney Parks! You’re being charged with a crime for being too dayum fine😍. #BeautyAndBrains #ShadeQueen,” said one fan.

“The girls pay top dollar to be shaped like Ms. Parks! 🔥,” a second wrote.

“SLAEDRAAAAA!” exclaimed a third.

“Bae bae!!!! @phaedraparks face and body!!! Please come back to RHOA and serve the girls please?!!!😍😍😍,” begged a fourth.

“Ok no waist! Two children where?? 🔥🔥” a fifth asked.

“@phaedraparks Glowing. You look goodt Queen. Keep winning💕💕,” said a sixth.

This season’s cast of “Marriage Boot Camp: Hip-Hop Edition” also includes Willie from “Making the Band” group Day 26 and his wife Shanda, rapper Kurupt and his longtime girlfriend Toni, and “Love & Hip-Hop” stars Hazel E and Tahiry, with their respective partners, De’Von and Vado. The series premieres Thursday, July 2, at 9 p.m. EST on WE tv.

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