Cynthia Bailey

Cynthia Bailey is an American actor, model and reality television star. The actress became popular after she was a part of the reality show "Real Housewives of Atlanta". When she moved to New York, Bailey began her modeling career. In no time, she had a 5-year agreement with Wilhelmina Models. Her face was published in the cover of Essence. Bailey's cover shoot became highly successful and it went on to be among the top-selling covers in the magazine's history. After that, her successful modeling career began and she was able to earn a second publication. She walked the runways at Paris Fashion Week and Milan Fashion Week because of her success and fame. Bailey was a brand ambassador for major brands from New York City such as Maybelline Macy and Olay. One of the biggest successes in her career came when she won a role in the reality TV program "The The Real Housewives Of Atlanta". She has appeared in few other reality shows and has also served as a judge on beauty contests. Cynthia Cynthia Cynthia

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