Don’t go thinking Phaedra Parks is simply just a Real Housewives of Atlanta cast member.
The entertainment attorney and author recently revealed that she has her eyes set on running for a political office in the future.
“I always thought I would be the insurance commissioner, but then when I got into practicing law, things just evolved, and next thing I know, I’m in this entertainment field,” Parks told theGrio’s Chris Witherspoon. “I love politics. I think politicians heal the community through their efforts in the legislation to pass laws that can help the people. Politic definitely plays its role.”
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When asked if a run for political office is something that she wants to pursue, Parks answered, “I’m sure I will. ”
“I’m very much so connected to politicians, and my own aunt was the first woman and person of color to be elected into politics in Hall County. So I come from a very political family.”
Parks, who is well-known for her infectious phrase”Fix It Jesus,” made popular on RHOA, opened up about owning the rights to the catchy term.
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Parks said she’s even had to shut down some folks trying to make a coin off of “Fix It Jesus.”
“I saw them selling products with ‘Fix It Jesus,’ and I just kindly sent them a cease and desist letter and gave them my copyright license to use that,” she said.
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Watch Phaedra Parks on #TeaTime below:
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Be sure to catch all new episodes of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” Sunday at 8/7c on Bravo.