You know what they say: you only get married once Real Atlanta Housewives – unless you get married twice in Real Atlanta housewives. In the episode of January 10, See what happens live, Andy Cohen reads a question sent by the public about 10/10/20, the day that will live on the infamy of 15 minutes of television because of how much time Cynthia Bailey spent this season RHOA insisting that it was the only day that she could marry Mike Hill. “Cynthia posted that her wedding would follow all security precautions and then posted a ton of pictures without masks,” Cohen reads. “So, what was it and how do you justify holding a major internal event in the middle of a pandemic?” Bailey could have said, “Because I haven’t been married on TV in ten full years and I must revisit that story line.” (Bailey had a luxurious wedding with her last husband, Peter Thomas, in an episode of the third season of RHOA.) Instead, she replies: “We did everything on our side to ensure the safety of everyone, from masks to shields and temperature checks. I called in a COVID-19 specialist to spray the place. ” OK sure.
Bailey continues: “The only time people could take off their mask was to eat or drink. It’s a wedding, so it happened. And so many people really wanted to take pictures without the mask. ”Reports show that eating indoors is one of the worst things you can do from a COVID perspective, and many people were not wearing masks in the background of some photos posed without a mask on Instagram.
When Cohen asks if anyone received COVID from the wedding, Bailey says, “No. Thank you Jesus. No one tested positive as a result of our marriage. ”This avoids the fact that third parties or third parties contract coronavirus when they come into contact with people who They were no … you know what, we are not going to convince a Bravolebrity that it was irresponsible to plan a big indoor wedding so that it would air on television during a pandemic, when it is not even the first massive wedding to air on television. This is between Cynthia Bailey, her husbands and the governor of Georgia, Brian Kemp.