Shereé Whitfield Just Spilled Some Tea About Apollo Nida’s Love Life
The RHOA cast member sheds some light on her friendship with Phaedra Parks' ex-husband.
The Real Housewives of Atlanta's Shereé Whitfield is relying on the help of her old friend Apollo Nida when it comes to casting models for her upcoming She by Shereé fashion show. With Apollo on board to walk the runway for Shereé, she's spilling all the details about how she knows Apollo in The Real Housewives of Atlanta After Show.
She spills all the tea about why she wanted to work with Apollo ("We're good friends!") in conversation with Kenya Moore, who also wanted to know a bit more about other aspects of Apollo's life.
She asks in the clip above, "Did he ever marry that [woman] that he was dating in prison?" (likely referring to Apollo's longtime partner Sherien Almufti). Well, Shereé knows all and she is revealing all the details of the relationship status today.
We actually have an update on another one of Apollo's relationships. When The Daily Dish spoke to his ex-wife, Phaedra Parks, recently, she revealed where they stand as co-parents to their sons, Ayden, 12, and Dylan, 9.
"You know what? I don't know why people think there's some sort of animosity between me and my ex-husband. I mean, people don't realize it, but we dated from high school. So, we've known each other longer than most couples have been married," she said. "We've known each other for at least 20 plus years. And we've been on and off during that time outside of just being married for, what, eight years? We've known each other as children, as adults. Before fame, after fame. So, I know him better than anyone will ever know him."
She further noted that "we'll always be friends because we know each other. That connection is a lifetime connection."
At the end of the day, for Phaedra and Apollo, it's all about their kids. "But, I think any good parent has to have the first priority [and that] is what's in the best interest of children. And what's in the best children of every child is to have the benefit of both parents," she said. "Because women can't teach boys how to be men, just like a man can't teach a young lady how to develop into a woman. Everyone plays a role and I think if people don't recognize that then that speaks more to a maturity issue versus parenting because you just gotta be mature enough as a parent to understand that both parties are vital to the child's success."
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