She's Wants To Find Love At Age 56 But Black Men are Saying F*** NO!

She's Wants To Find Love At Age 56 But Black Men are Saying F*** NO!

Real Housewives of Atlanta star Cynthia Bailey has revealed how she fears that she is getting too old to find love again. The 56-year-old spoke exclusively to DailyMail.com about how she feels pressured to rush back into dating following her second divorce. The TV star was originally married to restaurateur Peter Thomas for seven years before finalizing their split in 2017. She then found love with sportscaster Mark Hill but, after typing the knot in 2020, the pair separated last year. Now, Cynthia has said that she has thrown herself back onto the dating scene because she 'doesn't have a lot of time' - but hopes that 'the third time is a charm.' Speaking exclusively to DailyMail.com about her current relationship status, Cynthia said: 'Well, for me, I definitely didn't want to rush into anything. I definitely wanted to take the time to just really just sit with my divorce and new singleness and just be ready to start dating. 'But the problem is I'm 56, so I don't have a lot of time. I can't sit around for a couple of years and have a hot girl summer at 60... I guess I could but that wouldn't be my preference.' Elaborating further, she revealed: 'I kind of felt like, as in any breakup or divorce, a lot of times you start disconnecting and going through the breakup process before you actually break up. And that's kind of what happened with me. 'So, by the time it actually happened, I was kind of like, 'Okay, let me not miss my person by not allowing myself to get back out there because of time.' 'I put myself back out there slowly on a dating app. I got back on Raya, which I was on before, and everything's been pretty slow and steady. 'I've been on some really cool dates, and I've met some really cool people. I'm not in anything serious yet, but I like a couple of people. They have my interests for sure.' Cynthia, who said she is looking for a man over 40, continued: 'Hopefully, the third time is a charm for me. I don't want to jump in until I'm sure. 'I think one of the great things, if there's a positive of going through two marriages and two divorces, is not only knowing what you want [but] knowing what I don't want.

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