NeNe Leakes Wedding Dress Details, Nine Bridesmaids Revealed (PHOTOS)
NeNe Leakes married her ex-husband Gregg for a second time on Saturday and new details about the couple's big day have been revealed.
The "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star, who divorced Gregg after more than 10 years of marriage in 2011, re-married her 58-year-old ex-husband in a star studded ceremony and guests included her fellow "Housewives," Jill Zarin, Omarosa and Bravo TV stars Gretchen Rossi and Slade Smiley, among others. NeNe selected nine bridesmaids, who included her co-star Cynthia Bailey; Marlo Hampton; "Basketball Wives LA" star Laura Govan and "Basketball Wives Miami" star Jennifer Williams.
"I chose each of these ladies for different reasons but the main reason was that they have stood by me, supported me and, at times, they have been a shoulder on," NeNe told guests in the program.
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"We have shared some of the most charitable memories together! I call each of these ladies my friend!" she added.
The mother-of-two, 45, reportedly wore a white Gabrielle Arango gown, while Gregg opted for a traditional tuxedo.
The lavish ceremony was filmed by Bravo TV cameras for NeNe's spinoff show "I Dream Of NeNe: The Wedding," and in a touching gesture the reality TV star's youngest son, Brentt, shared a moment with Gregg.
"Brentt began to cry when he gave his mom away, it was so sweet," a source told Life&Style magazine.
"He and Gregg had a moment," another source told RadarOnline.com.
NeNe's son was not the only one who was overwhelmed with emotion on "The New Normal" star's big day. Gregg, who first wed NeNe in 1997, also reportedly shed a tear.
"He was crying as she joined his side," a source revealed. "And as they walked up to the altar together, NeNe put her palm flat on his cheek and wiped his tears away."
Bailey, who is one of NeNe's best friends, opened up about the wedding day revealing that she was "honored" to be a bridesmaid.
"When Brentt started crying, I lost it. I am just so honored that I could be a part of it," Bailey said.
