Real Housewives of Atlanta News: Apollo Nida Insists He Is No Snitch After Accepting Plea Deal
Apollo Nida is not happy with being called a snitch.
Nida, attorney Phaedra Parks' husband on "Real Housewives of Atlanta," made headlines earlier this year for allegedly creating fake businesses, false bank accounts and using stolen checks while defrauding automotive lenders, according to Access Atlanta. Now, the Associated Press is reporting that Nida, the 35-year-old fitness guru and reality television personality, has officially admitted being involved in conspiracy to commit mail, wire, and bank fraud worth $2.3 million across 11 states.
After news broke that Nida would be taking a plea agreement in the case, some people began to call him a snitch. After one Twitter user referred to him as a "government snitch," the TV personality verbally bashed him.
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"Ur dumb as (expletive) its standard language in a federal plea agreement Michael Vicks TI's plea It's the same language different charge," Nida explained.
He also explained being labeled as an informant.
"If 1 knows about the federal system it's standard language in a plea agreement 1 must b put on notice if that applies to them (SIC)," he tweeted.
This is not the first time Nida traded verbal jabs with fans on Twitter. After gaining popularity on "Real Housewives of Atlanta," fans of the show and spectators took to Twitter to chastise Nida.
However, it seemed the fitness guru welcomed the criticism.
"TALK (Expletive) PEOPLE," Nida tweeted. "I EXCEPTING (sic) ALL THE NEGATIVE COMMENTS."
Nida seemed sarcastic when one person seemed to chastise him by tweeting, "don't steal people's money. You won't have these problems."
Nida responded, "thanks for the advise (sic)."
The television personality went on to trade verbal jabs with another person.
"This scammer fool need to learn a REAL trade while in the PEN," the person exclaimed on Twitter.
Nida responded with a brash insult when he tweeted, "GET UR HAIR DONE I SEE UR TRACKS IN THE PICTURE. UPGRADE THEY DONT DO TRACKS ANYMORE."
Parks, the lawyer who moonlights as a mortician and author, is maintaining that her marriage is still intact and that she is standing by her husband amid public legal issues.
"At the end of the day I am a southern belle, we are family and i will support him until this is resolved," she previously said on Bravo TV's late night show "Watch What Happens Live."
