"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" Phaedra Parks seemed to have been eager to move on from her recently convicted husband.
In a new interview with Atlanta radio station B-100, TMZ reported that Apollo Nida broke his silence over his wife's cold shoulder during his sentencing for check fraud and money laundering charges. Nida has been recently sentenced to serve up to 8 years in prison for cashing stolen checks and laundering over $2.3 million via phony bank accounts.
In the interview, Nida didn't mince words about his wife, who did not show up for his sentencing. He also expressed his disappointment with his wife over her treatment towards him following the charges that were filed against him.
Hollywood Life said that Parks' actions might have been more than just being disgusted with her husband's crimes. Citing an In Touch Weekly insider, Phaedra initially wanted to divorce Nida if not for their 2 small children, who are both boys ages 3 and 14 months
"If they never started a family, she would have filed for divorce long ago. But this is going to push Phaedra to act quickly," the source said.
Phaedra has yet to address the divorce rumors.
Moreover, whispers about Phaedra pushing through witht he divorce were validated when Nida was convicted of his crimes. Nida is expected to pay $1.9 million in restitution, and the reality star is not looking forward to bail her husband out or have the amount taken out on her finances considering that she has two children to take care of. On the other hand, Phaedra thad always known about Apollo's troubles considering that her husband was already a convict before they got married. Hollywood Life said when the two got married in 2009, Apollo had just gotten out from prison after staying there for 6 years due to car theft.
In early July, Apollo expressed his frustration about the situation he is in and tweeted, "Question?? DOES ANY-1 HAVE ANYTHING POSITIVE TO SAY WTF!!!!"
Apollo was somewhat chirpier later when he tweeted a very positive tweet. He wrote, "Hello world I hope all is well with all."
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