Monday, March 26, 2012

Phaedra Hosts PHabulous Church Dedication for Son Ayden… [PHOTOS]

On last night’s episode of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, Phaedra Parks and her husband Apollo Nida held a PHabulous church dedication ceremony for their son Ayden… or shall I say “Prince” Ayden.
Parks is getting a ton of airplay for her adorable son, who recently was featured on the show celebrating his 1st birthday complete with 12 cakes to honor each day of his young life.
[READ: Introducing PRINCE AYDEN! Atlanta Housewives Attend Phaedra Park's Son's 1st Birthday - PHOTOS]

In usual “Phaedra” fashion, baby Ayden’s christening was complete with a “Coming to America” like ceremony where the lil prince was carted in on a pedestal after being announced by a small group of children.
Parks mother and father, who are both pastors officiated the ceremony and at least two other housewives attended.
Photos below…

Phaedra’s mother and father with Baby Ayden and Apollo…

Phaedra is all smiles with adorable baby Ayden…

Peter Thomas and Cynthia Bailey were the first to arrive…

Kim Zolciak & Kroy Biermann arrived after the ceremony was over but in time for the reception…

Michelle ‘ATLien’ Brown and photographer Joi Pearson with her son Brenton Brooks (aka LilBBreezy)

Dwight Eubanks made a rare appearance to help coordinate the event…

As with any RHOA event, there was a bit of drama.

Kim decided to confront Cynthia about the “Black baby” comment (nope… it won’t go away).

If you recall, when the ladies were in S. Africa, Cynthia said something to the effect of she couldn’t see Kim visiting S. African orphanages or visiting South Africa at all for that matter. After a whole lotta she say/she say about who said what, it was finally determined that it was Cynthia who made the comment.

Kim, dead set on proving that she’s not a racist regardless of what anyone has to say about it, confronts Cynthia who admits she said something similar and eventually apologizes.

My take on the situation? Hell… Kim did NOT go to Africa and we did NOT see her at the S. African orphanage holding any Black babies. So in effect, Cynthia’s assessment about not “seeing” Kim there is correct. No one could SEE her there because she was NOT there. We didn’t see Kim there on screen, so the whole dayum argument is moot.

Now… can we move on from the “black baby” debate? Geeez….