'Super Mommy’ Phaedra Parks Opens Up About Single Mom Status
May 21 2019, Updated 12:42 a.m. ET
Forget playing devoted wife to Apollo Nida — Phaedra Parks is fully focused on her role as “super mommy” to her young sons Ayden, 4, and Dylan, 18 months.
The Real Housewives of Atlanta star opens up to Bravotv.com about motherhood and Nida to about motherhood and her incarcerated husband in a new blog post.
When asked if she was surprised 36-year-old Nida showed up to Ayden’s dentist appointment recently, Parks, 41, revealed she wasn’t at all.
“I schedule all of the children’s doctor visits, and I always make sure Apollo has all the information,” she explains. “We love our sons, and I always want to give Apollo the tools to be an effective father.”
But her main goal is to be “Wonder Woman” to her little boy.
“As a mother I have never been as touched to hear my son refer to me as a Super Mommy,” she reveals. “I hope that he will always feel and know that I would jump leaps and bounds for him and his brother.”
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Still, as a busy working mom, Parks says that “it is a constant struggle” to balance work and her boys’ needs.
“So him feeling that way really validates my efforts in keeping that balance, she gushes.
As RadarOnline.com reported, Parks is really feeling the pressure to be a great single parent for her kids, despite Nida’s recent claims that they plan to work on their relationship through his eight-year imprisonment.
“Phaedra and Apollo both have attorneys that are quietly working on reaching a divorce agreement and settlement right now,” an insider told Radar. “They want to dissolve the marriage amicably, and with as little drama as possible.”