Cynthia Bailey, Peter Thomas To Divorce Due To Cheating Rumors? 'RHOA' Star's Side Revealed!
"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Cynthia Bailey openly talked about the cheating rumors that involved her husband, Peter Thomas.
The cheating rumor started when a video that showed the star's husband who allegedly got cozy and comfortable with another woman at Sports One bar in North Carolina was spread.
Reports claimed that the couple's marriage began to go rocky at the time it was released.
Amid this news, the "RHOA" star aired out her side during an episode of "Watch What Happens Live."
On the show, Cynthia Bailey was asked by a fan on what were her insights when Peter Thomas denied any malicious meaning related to the video.
She said, "I don't think that there was more to the story with the video," according to Rolling Out.
"I just think my husband is very comfortable, he's very sociable, he's very accessible because of our businesses," she added. "And he's friends with he talks to the people that come to Bar One and Sports One. I think it is what it is."
She believed that infidelity isn't enough to be a sole ground for divorce and will not be a problem for their marriage.
However, she clarified that if ever her husband truly cheated on her, she still considers the possibility of leaving him, but would rethink the decision.
"A lot of marriages have survived infidelities and I don't think it's the end of the world," she dished, according to Enstarz.
It can be noted that "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star was firm in saying that her husband never cheated on her. Accordingly, if the rumors were true, it would be a disrespect to her and their relationship.
"I can't say I would just throw in the towel over one issue," she said according to Reality Tea. "I haven't been in that situation, so I don't know how I would react," she continued.
Based on this new report, it was pointed out that Cynthia Bailey and Peter Thomas' marriage is still intact despite the cheating rumors that have been surrounding their relationship.
