Reality Star, Phaedra Parks, Teaches Us Manners in New Book

Our favorite reality southern belle (her name, not mine), Phaedra Parks, can add novelist to her resume. Parks, who is one of the cast-mates of the Real Housewives of Atlanta (RHOA), is writing an etiquette book. She shared with RadarOnline.com “I want to give my tips. So many people over the years have asked me about how to have it all without losing yourself….(its) a modern day twist on etiquette and being a lady. And it’s alright for women to embrace their ladylike side. …It’s high time that women start enjoying being ladies again. People have moved away from that.”

Before becoming a reality story, Parks was known for her professional career as an attorney to the stars. Homegirl has also been seen as a legal analyst on NBC, Fox, Entertainment Tonight, Extra, etc. And when she landed on the RHOA, she became well known for being irritatingly southern (my opinion), but classy. One thing that sorta baffled viewers was that she was pregnant (although she was dishonest on the show) prior to being married to her husband, Apollo Nida. Her hubby served almost five years for racketeering. But, we got over it after we saw her love for strippers. No title or release date has been released. Source
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