Cynthia Bailey has made it clear that she does not plan to remarry despite being in a committed relationship with a partner who is almost two decades younger than her. The 58-year-old model and reality TV personality, a veteran of The Real Housewives of Atlanta since 2010, is currently romantically involved with musician LePrince. Although she feels content and secure in her relationship, Cynthia has no interest in formalizing it legally after experiencing two divorces in the past.
In a candid discussion about marriage, Cynthia expressed her viewpoint, stating, “I’ve been married twice and divorced twice. It’s not a priority for me. I think if you ask him that question, I think he would be very open to getting married. He’s never been married before, but he’s a little younger than I am.” She emphasized that she values commitment but does not feel compelled to follow the traditional route of marriage, believing that a partnership can thrive without the need for legal documentation.
Cynthia and LePrince have been together for nearly two years, describing their relationship as laid-back, enjoyable, and focused on the present moment. Cynthia shared, “La Prince and I are doing great. We’ve been together for almost two years now. I literally wake up, I’m like, ‘You’re still here, OK. You didn’t sneak off in the middle of the night.’ We’re having the best time. I don’t know where we’re headed, but I’m having the best time getting there.”
Before her current relationship, Cynthia’s previous romantic endeavors were showcased on screen, including her marriages to restaurateur Peter Thomas and sportscaster Mike Hill, both of which ended in divorce. Now back in the limelight with the latest season of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, Cynthia hinted at a shift in the show’s dynamics compared to the darker tone of the previous season.
Reflecting on the show’s history, Cynthia praised the earlier seasons, particularly highlighting the iconic season six cast, which she described as one of the franchise’s strongest line-ups. While acknowledging the excellence of the past, she credited the current season’s fresh energy to new cast members, Pinky Cole and K. Michelle, who have injected a sharper and more unpredictable vibe into the show.
Cynthia teased that the upcoming season will focus more on fun and natural interactions rather than constant conflict, emphasizing the strong chemistry within the group. As she navigates her role as a friend in the series, balancing her business ventures and interpersonal dynamics, Cynthia aims to bring a sense of stability amidst the storm of drama and evolving relationships.
Looking ahead, Cynthia noted the show’s recent return to lighter moments after a period of darker themes, expressing her enthusiasm for the renewed energy in the current season. With a renewed focus on enjoying the present and embracing the unconventional aspects of her relationship, Cynthia remains dedicated to her reality TV journey while sidestepping conventional expectations regarding marriage.