Phaedra Parks, Apollo Nida Prison Drama: 'RHOA' Funeral Home Owner Still Won't Let Kids Visit!

MStars News has learned that the Real Housewives of Atlanta star, Phaedra Parks is still not allowing her sons to go see their father, Apollo Nida, behind bars. Nida is currently serving time behind bars for fraud, and has even managed to start begging fans for money while he's in a Kentucky prison. Why won't everyone's favorite funeral home owner let her kids see their dad?

According to Radar Online, Parks has decided to not let her two young boys, Ayden, 5, and Dylan, 2, go visit their father in the out of town prison, because it's for the best.

Earlier this year, Parks stated: "The one thing I will say is that every single decision I make is based on one thing: the well-being of my two boys," she added, "It's easy for people to ask why she did that or why she isn't doing this, but the simple truth is unless you are in that situation yourself, you really can't make that judgment."

It's been almost one year since Nida reported to federal prison and Parks doesn't seem to be changing her mind when it comes to her decisions.

"I do my best to make smart decisions after carefully considering all options and consulting with experts and others who advise me," Parks continued, "I know in my heart that everything I do is based on what is best for my children."

Since his stay in Kentucky, Nida has been up to some slick tricks, asking his fans who write him to send money. Since he has no support from his estranged wife, it appears Nida's only option is to ask others for help.

According to The Shade Room, a woman claimed she sent a book for the inmate to read, but was shocked when he replied asking for some funds.

She wrote: "So I sent Apollo Nida from real housewives of atl a book a few months ago. He sent me a letter back saying that he was reading it. Letter was cool until the end where he asked me to western union him $25/50 dollars. Never posted it on social media bcuz I didn't want to blast him like that. I just wrote him back, thanked him for reading the book & respectfully told him that I have a daughter and b4 I send money to a guy I don't know I'd rather put that 25 in her savings account. (Nothing personal.) Well he responded back and basically said he didn't know 25.00 was a lot and he will pray that I gain financially wealth so that I can afford to put more than $25 dollars into my daughters savings. Lol. That made my day. I may not have a lot of money, but at least I can walk across the street."

A photo posted by The Shade Room (@theshaderoominc) on Sep 6, 2015 at 12:36pm PDT