‘You Better Come Thru NEEOOWWW Dr. Parks’: Phaedra Parks Fans Stunned By Her Jaw-Dropping New Look

Phaedra Parks‘ followers were dumbfounded last week after the former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star shared an image of herself flaunting her shapely physique in a gold cutout dress.

Parks, who turned 47 on Oct. 26, spiced up the look with her gold bracelets, dangle earrings, and a diamond ring. She styled her ombre hair in a side-parted updo and went with a bold makeup look by adding a smoky eye, false lashes, and a nude lip. The Nov. 9 photo racked up over 51,000 likes next to the caption “Be the #woman a man needs, not the woman that needs a #man. #scorpioseason 🦂❣️👗: @theivyshowroom styled by @fiskanistyle 📸: @lifestyleimagesatl.” Many fans jubilated over the dramatic ensemble.

Phaedra Parks. (Photo: @phaedraparks/Instagram)

“Flawless. Period.”

“Pheadra you brighten my day ❤️❤️.”

“I know you better @phaedraparks 😩😍💪🏾.”

“You better come thru NEEOOWWW Dr. Parks😍👏🏽🔥😩.”

“Serving looks 🔥.”

The mother of two recently celebrated her birthday on Oct. 28 with close friends at Nouveau Bar and Grill in Atlanta. Parks was a vision in gold that day in a deep-cut sparkly Versace dress with a gleaming gold belt that brought attention to her snatched waist and bodacious figure. The former reality star enhanced the dazzling get-up with her bracelets, an Apple watch, and designer earrings. She topped it off with her long blond-ombre tresses cascading down her back. In the post, the television personality thanked everyone for all their hard work.

“Cheers to another amazing trip around the sun 🥂 #Thankyou@freddyoart & @nouveaubaratl for surprising me with the most delicious birthday rooftop dinner ever!  @chavien@kali_soulballoons@jp_agency@plushvodkaga & @sassygirlpies your attention to detail is unmatched 🙏🏾🎂🎉 #happy#blessedmama,” her caption read.

A few days later on Nov. 3, Parks gave fans an inside look into her lavish bash by showing some of her famous friends who attended. The guests included “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” alum Milan Christopher, Atlanta rapper Diamond, and producer Jazze Pha. Parks, who was overcome with gratitude, offered advice to her followers. She wrote, “With all the uncertainty 2020 has brought, one thing has remained constant real friendships. #Loyalty always #wins ❣️👗.”

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