PHOTOSStill In Love!? Cynthia Bailey And Peter Thomas Fuel Shocking Reconciliation Rumors With Sweet Anniversary Posts — Have They Ended Their Divorce Feud?
July 25 2016, Published 4:55 p.m. ET
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Cynthia Bailey and Peter Thomas are raising some new questions among their The Real Housewives of Atlanta fans as their dramatic divorce feud appears to finally be slowing down!
Bailey and Thomas recently revealed that they would be calling it quits after five years of marriage.
The two have since tossed a few disses at each other as they prepare to end their marriage. But their loving Instagram posts over the weekend — which they uploaded in honor of their wedding day — have left some wondering if the two are now regretting their divorce decision!
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Bailey posted a photo of her wedding dress, giving her ex a shoutout in the photo’s caption.
And Thomas also had some sweet words to share about his ex in his post about their anniversary on his page.
Thomas opened up to Wendy Williams about his thoughts on his split with Bailey during The Wendy Williams Show’s Season 8 finale episode on July 21. During their chat, he admitted that he was shocked when Bailey confirmed their divorce plans in an interview with E! News, especially since he hoped to make a joint statement with her.
However, he added that he still supports his estranged wife and has no hard feeling towards her over their breakup. And his kind words coupled with the exes’ loving anniversary posts are now adding to the talk that they may be considering giving their relationship another go! What do you think about Cynthia and Peter’s divorce drama? Tweet us @OKMagazine or let us know in the comments section.
