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Cynthia and Her Soon-To-Be Stepdaughters Are Adorable During Family Quarantine
The RHOA family is sharing plenty of positive vibes on Instagram.
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It looks like Cynthia Bailey has been enjoying plenty of quality time with her family. Throughout the uncertain time the world is currently going through, The Real Housewives of Atlanta mom and her crew have been sharing lots of positive content to keep people smiling. The adorable photo she just posted with her soon-to-be stepdaughters is one of their best yet.
“We can’t let this thing beat us, or rob us of our joy,” Cynthia captioned a March 25 selfie with her fiancé Mike Hill’s daughters, Kayla and Ashleé.
Mike shared some love in the comments section, chiming in with “Family!!!” and a few heart emojis.
The loving family has continued to keep their followers entertained while they stay home to prevent the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). Cynthia’s daughter, Noelle Robinson, has been cranking out tons of hilarious TikTok videos involving the whole family.
In the most recent TikTok, Noelle and Ashleé recreated the viral Bella Noche video from a 2015 Louisiana newscast. (If you’re unfamiliar with the original clip, it’s on the second slide of Cynthia’s Instagram post.) Cynthia was proud to share that she also played a role in creating the video... even if it’s not immediately obvious.
“Another one. That’s my hand holding the hot sauce microphone for Noelle Robinson, btw,” she wrote.
Mike even hopped into the video to play the role of the newscaster, and his straight, serious face is absolutely hilarious. It’s not the first time he’s made a cameo in one of the girls’ TikTok videos, either. In a March 23 post, he pretended to be Andy Cohen in a video made from a RHOA Season 11 reunion clip, and his performance was pretty great.
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