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‘Call the Fire Department’: Fans Salivate Over Phaedra Parks’ Spicy Red Hot Outfit

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Phaedra Parks is on “fire!” The former reality star from “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” debuted her new fiery red outfit in a photo she shared to Instagram on Saturday, Aug. 15.

The Atlanta-based mama of two showed up and showed out in a sexy red dress that hugged her curves in all the right ways. Her low-cut halter-top neckline caused her cleavage to be on full display, and the high slit in her garment helped her flaunt her legs. Phaedra complemented her look with a face full of makeup, including a dark pink smoky eye with brown color on her lips. She topped off her radiant appearance with a red fur coat, dazzling dangling earrings, a suede hat and a gold bracelet. The 46-year-old Southern Belle was going to a virtual ball hosted by former “Love and Hip-Hop: Hollywood” cast member Milan Christopher.

Phaedra Parks showing off her all-red drip (Photo: @phaedraparks/Instagram)

Phaedra received over 39,000 likes and some 900 compliments from fans gushing over her drip. “đŸ”„đŸ”„Lordt Have Mercy Call the Fire Department Sis.!.đŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ”„#massacre #BurningTheHouse,” someone wrote underneath the image. Another person said: “Aunty Phae, your slay game is so refreshingđŸ˜đŸ”„,” followed by someone else who mentioned, “Awwwww sh-t you ain’t came to play at all!!😍😍.”

The classy entertainment lawyer seems to be fond of the color red. Toward the end of 2018, Phaedra traded in her blond strands for a black and red ombrĂ© hairstyle that matched her feisty personality. Phaedra’s spunky persona garnished her a spot as a cast member on season three of “RHOA” in 2010.

Phaedra Parks sporting a black-and-red ombrĂ© hairstyle. (Photo: @phaedraparks/Instagram)

Phaedra was fired from the hit reality show following the season 10 premiere after spreading nasty rumors about Kandi Burruss to their co-star Porsha Williams. The show’s 13th season is currently in production, and the Georgia native suggested in a June interview with People that she was open to returning to the franchise. “Well, keep hope alive,” she said.

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