Real Housewives of Atlanta

Phaedra Parks was recently a guest on The Ellen Show where she opened up about her soon-to-be ex-husband, his criminal past, and how it has affected their family.

More Bravolebrity legal drama as a Georgia judge has ordered The Real Housewives of Atlanta‘s Phaedra Parks to sit for a second deposition and reveal any non-privileged information she knows about Apollo Nida’s criminal activities after agreeing with defendant Angela Stanton’s attorney that Phaedra gave “evasive or incomplete answers to certain questions” the first time around. Keep reading for more details, including the actual document and the deadline by which Phaedra has to comply.

After five years of marriage, two children, lots of reality television, and huge fraud charges that still pale in comparison to the Giudices, Phaedra Parks and Apollo Nida are calling it quits.

After missing his deadline yesterday, we can now confirm that Real Housewives of Atlanta cast member Apollo Nida is behind bars. Find out how an argument with Phaedra Parks is said to be the reason for his delay and see his tweet and video confirming the news.

Apollo Nida, the husband of The Real Housewives of Atlanta star Phaedra Parks, pleaded guilty to charges of mail, wire and bank fraud and this afternoon he appeared in an Atlanta court to receive sentencing. Keep reading to find out how long Apollo will be behind bars!

Apollo Nida pleaded guilty to charges of wire, mail and bank fraud in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia earlier today. During his court appearance he owned up to his crimes and claimed that he was just trying to keep up with his wife Phaedra Parks, who he says had a $600,000 contract with Bravo for her role on The Real Housewives of Atlanta. Keep reading for highlights of what else Apollo had to say about his crimes as well as how much time he is facing at his sentencing on July 8.

As The Real Housewives of Atlanta drama explodes on screen during the 27-part Reunion special, the legal drama of Phaedra Parks’ husband Apollo Nida appears to be heating up off-screen as his alleged co-conspirator Gayla St. Julien is sentenced to 61 months for her part in their bank fraud schemes — and that’s with a reduced sentence thanks to giving up Apollo! Meanwhile, Apollo is still awaiting trial, although that may not happen because he waived his indictment on Monday, which usually means a plea deal is imminent. Keep reading to get all caught up!

In case you missed it, The Real Housewives of Atlanta star Phaedra Parks’ husband Apollo Nida was arrested last month as part of a Secret Service investigation and was charged with bank fraud and identity theft. Many are questioning whether or not Phaedra knew about, or was involved with, his schemes, especially since her name is listed alongside Apollo’s as an officer on several companies, including a debt collection agency like the ones allegedly used by Apollo to gain access to databases with personal information used in his reported identity theft schemes. Also, a prominent Atlanta-connected blogger reveals that “other Nida co-conspirators are under investigation, including ‘several’ Real Housewives of Atlanta cast members, according to [her] source down at the court house.”

The Real Housewives of Atlanta star Phaedra Parks’ husband Apollo Nida has been arrested and charged with bank fraud and identity theft. Apollo, who served nearly five years for racketeering from 2004-2009, was the subject of a Secret Service investigation that reportedly has him on tape detailing his schemes to an accomplice. Keep reading for all the details from the criminal complaint!