'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star Cynthia Bailey says she 'could care less if anybody' slept with a stripper at her bachelorette party

• Mouths dropped when the season 13 trailer for "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," returning Sunday, was released last month and showed what happened at Cynthia Bailey's bachelorette party.
• Along with detailing Bailey's wedding planning to her now-husband Mike Hill, the trailer showed Bailey's stripper-filled bachelorette party complete with lingerie, whips, and even chains.
• After Bailey's steamy bachelorette party, Kenya Moore claims in the trailer, "I'm hearing sex noises."
• When speaking to Insider, Bailey admitted she "wasn't privy" to what went down at her party, but "the girls were all just having a good time."
• While some castmembers made a big deal over the alleged incident, Bailey said, "I could care less if anybody sleeps with a stripper...these are all grown women."

When season 13 kicks off on Sunday, fans of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" will see Cynthia Bailey walk down the aisle to her now-husband, Mike Hill.

But before she strolled into wedded bliss, a steamy bachelorette party was hosted by her bridesmaid and "RHOA" costar, Kandi Burruss.

"We all had a great time," Bailey told Insider during a wide-ranging chat about the new season. "Obviously, some more than others, but we all had a blast...I enjoyed myself. The stripper did a great job stripping."

In the trailer for the upcoming season of the popular reality TV series, viewers saw the other "RHOA" stars, including Kenya Moore, Porsha Williams, Tanya Sam and Drew Sidora, making it rain on exotic dancers while sporting bedazzled masks and carrying rhinestone whips.

Later in the trailer, someone requests that production "turn off the cameras so we can actually have fun." Moore then claims she heard "sex noises" coming out of a bedroom after the event.

Bailey revealed that Burruss, who founded an intimate toy line called Bedroom Kandi and produced a traveling burlesque show called "Welcome to the Dungeon," turned up the heat for the occasion with not just one but multiple events.

"There was an after party and an after after party. I tapped out midway through the after party," she admitted. "So honestly, I wasn't privy to anything that happened when I left."

"When I left, the girls were all just having a good time with each other, for sure, just doing their thing," Bailey continued, adding that she did not witness anyone straying away from the festivities for a sexy solo soiree.

"Everybody was in the same room and nobody was having sex with the stripper when I left," she said plainly.

"I could care less if anybody sleeps with a stripper or a village of strippers, personally," Bailey added. "These are all grown women. They can do whatever they want to do and whoever they want to do."

Still, according to the trailer, it seems others on the cast were determined to get to the bottom of the "sex noises" heard after the bachelorette party. Moore was especially vocal about the incident and sources close to production told Insider that she'll continue to question the ladies about it throughout the season, targeting two women in particular.

Bailey defended Moore's right to report what she claims to have heard in front of the cameras.

"We were in a work situation. We were filming. This was not anything personal. I think had it been me, had it been you, anybody, we would have talked about it," she said of Moore possibly stirring the pot.

"Now, anything that you do in the privacy of your own home? No one on the cast would have talked about it or cared about it. But anything that happens when we are together...we have to talk about it," Bailey explained. "That's how the show works."

"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" returns for season 13 on Sunday at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. Central on Bravo.