You know what they say: You only get married as soon as on Genuine Housewives of Atlanta– unless, that is, you get wed two times on Genuine Housewives of Atlanta. On the January 10 episode of Enjoy What Takes Place Live, Andy Cohen reads an audience-submitted question about 10/10/20, the day that will survive on in 15- minutes-of-television infamy because of just how much time Cynthia Bailey has actually invested in this season of RHOA insisting that it was the only day she might wed Mike Hill. “Cynthia posted that her wedding event would follow all security preventative measures and then posted a ton of images without masks,” Cohen reads. “So which was it, and how do you validate holding a large indoor occasion in the middle of a pandemic?” Bailey might have said, “Due to the fact that I haven’t gotten married on TV in 10 whole years and I are because of review this story line.” (Bailey had a lavish wedding to her last husband, Peter Thomas, on a season-three episode of RHOA.) Instead, she responds to, “We did everything on our end to guarantee everyone’s security, from masks to shields to temperature checks. I had a COVID-19 expert come and spray the location.” Okay, sure.
Bailey continues, “The only time individuals were enabled to take their mask off was to consume or drink. It’s a wedding event, so that occurred.
When Cohen asks if anyone got COVID from the wedding, Bailey says, “No. This prevents the truth that third or fourth celebrations can contract coronavirus from being in contact with individuals who were at the … you know what, we’re not going to encourage a Bravolebrity that it was irresponsible to plan a large indoor wedding so that it would air on tv throughout a pandemic when it isn’t even her very first huge wedding event to air on television. That’s in between Cynthia Bailey, her spouses, and Georgia governor Brian Kemp.
RHOA‘s Cynthia Bailey Defends Her Televised COVID Wedding
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