Gizelle Bryant’s Dad Disapproves Of Her & Jamal Bryant’s Relationship: He’s Got 6,7 Baby Mamas

September 28, 2020 by Robin Ayers in Reality TV with 0 Comments

Gizelle Bryant’s Dad Disapproves Of Her & Jamal Bryant’s Relationship: He’s Got 6,7 Baby Mamas

It’s been a rocky road for the Bryants, but BRAVO’S Real Housewives of Potomac cast member, Gizelle Bryant seemed to be all smiles in a recent episode of her show as she revealed to Jamal Bryant that her dad wants them to be happy.

During a family dinner, Gizelle Bryant’s father, Curtis Graves, seemed to be in agreement with his daughter’s reunion to her pastor husband. He said,

“Want you to be happy, bottom line.”

It was when Mr. Graves excused himself to go to the bathroom that his sentiments turned. He could be heard talking to a production crew member saying,

“I think you can take the mic off of me. I think I’m done.”

Expressing his thoughts to the crew, he continues,

“This is not a good move for her. You know, this guy’s got 6, 7 baby mommas. You know? Do you want to deal with that again? No!”

He concluded,

“As a father, you think twice about that kinda stuff. I’m done.”

Gizelle’s father’s hot mic moment might be the drag of the season. #RHOP pic.twitter.com/SwDr0hOslJ

— Gibson Johns (@gibsonoma) September 28, 2020

Gizelle’s dad isn’t the only one who disapproves of the couple rekindling their relationship. In the season 5 premiere of “RHOP”, their three teenage daughters (Adore, Grace, and Angel) reveal that they aren’t excited about the reunion. One daughter even stated,

“We want the best for you because we know what he’s done in the past.”

Gizelle Bryant and Jamal Bryant were notably married for eight years. They divorced because of his infidelity. There is speculation that he fathered other children outside of the marriage, but on Sunday night’s (Sept. 27th) episode, Gizelle Bryant refused to speak on how many children he has outside of their three daughters, out of respect for his other children and their mothers.

Still, Twitter users had a field day over Mr. Graves’ sentiments on the show.