‘Pure Perfection’: Noelle Robinson’s Selfie Drives Fans Crazy

“She gets it from her momma!”

Noelle Robinson, the daughter of “Real Housewives of Atlanta” reality diva Cynthia Bailey and actor Leon Robinson, has fans fawning over her new beauty selfies. 

The 20-year-old model uploaded a gallery of photos of her serving face in Los Angeles. 

“Tunnel vision 💙,” Robinson captioned the photos, which got more than 14,000 likes and tons of fawning fan comments underneath the post. 

Noelle Robinson, daughter of “Real Housewives of Atlanta” reality diva Cynthia Bailey and actor Leon Robinson. @noellerobinson/Instagram

“Stunning, Noelle! 💙✨✨.”

“Pure perfection! 😍😍😍.” 

“You are your mother’s girl for sure! Pure beauty! 💕.”

“Stunning as always💎.”

“U r ur mother’s twin!!!”

“Lil baby bad 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥.” 

Bailey also commented on her daughter’s picture with heart eyes.

Fans often discuss how much Robinson favors her mother, especially Bailey’s look from back in her modeling days. 

Bailey proved how much Robinson copied and pasted her face when she posted a throwback photo on Monday, July 20. 

“I was rocking my quarantine hair way back when lol! how old do u guys think I was? @noellerobinson twin #modelmonday #throwback.” 

Throwback modeling photo of Cynthia Bailey. @cynthiabailey/Instagram

Bailey rocked a dark cowboy hat and black vest that wowed fans. 

One fan even said, “Noelle all day.”

Robinson is following in her mother’s footsteps, as she too aspires to have a career in fashion and film.

She’s living in Los Angeles with Bailey’s soon-to-be husband, Fox Sports broadcaster and Fox Soul talk show host Mike Hill. 

Cynthia Bailey and Mike Hill
Cynthia Bailey and Mike Hill are headed down the aisle after less than two years of dating. (Photo: @cynthiabailey/Instagram)

Bailey and Hill are in a bicoastal relationship, as she lives in Atlanta, while the California-based Hill, according to the 53-year-old Bailey, “has a new show, which is a talk show about black excellence, African-American issues, the culture. So he’s spending more time than ever in L.A.”

The pair is supposed to say “I Do” on Oct. 10, but plans of her moving to Cali to be with Hill and her daughter for good are not finalized. 

Bailey’s living situation is unresolved, but as far as her and her daughter’s looks, both ladies don’t seem to age at all.

It seems as though Robinson is going to be turning back the hands of time like her mama years from now. 

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