RHOA Apollo Nida Allegedly Worked Law Officials In Fraud Crime? [RUMORS]: Phaedra Parks losing husband for 30 years?

Real Housewives of Atlanta reality star Apollo Nida allegedly has given up names from Atlanta Law enforcement to the feds in a reported plea deal.

According to MediaTakeOut.com, a source revealed that the fitness trainer had high officials involved in his fraud charges.

The reality star will be sentenced July 8^th after accepting charges for mail, wire and bank fraud that could lead Nida in jail for 30 years with fines and restitution fees that could lead up to $2.3 million.

Co-star Kenya Moore seemed pleased with the outcome after their bitter word exchange during RHOA reunion part 3.

Moore tweeted, "God is so good. He exposes your enemies for you. All you have to do is trust and believe only in him. Stay strong and let him work. #justice." She added, "You can have a criminal past and not have a criminal mind. They can be rehabilitated. All ex-cons are not current criminals. To be crystal."

MStars News previously reported:

According to court documents obtained by RadarOnline.com the fitness instructor will have to hand over his properties over his countless scams

 "Upon conviction of the offense alleged... [Nida] shall forfeit to the United States ... any property constituting or derived from proceeds obtained directly or indirectly as a result of" his identity theft case.

In the May issue of Sister 2 Sister magazine, Real Housewives of Atlanta hubby Apollo Nida opened up about his fraud charges and divorce rumors with his wife Phaedra Parks.

Apollo dished that he isn't worried about his future after his alleged accomplice; Gayla St. Julien pleaded guilty and received five years in prison.

 "I don't really get nervous," the fitness instructor explained. "And this is not just boasting or bragging. Phaedra - I'm sure she's nervous because at the end of the day, I'm putting my career in jeopardy."

As the former convict may face some time in prison for his fraud charges, the reality star's marriage to the Georgia peach may allegedly dissolve if he is found guilty.

"I really admired everything that she did as a woman. I think that we have lost sight of the true picture, which is that we did take an oath to God and we did build a family and a brand. Whatever has come of this reality fiasco, we have had two beautiful children, and at the end of the day, I only wish her the best." He told the magazine. "I can't say if it's going to last. But I hope that it does...I definitely love her. I've grown to love her more."