I'm torn. I do think he's an idiot, and that points to him being likely to spill the beans on Phaedra if he had more awful beans to spill about her involvement in his life of crime.
On the other hand, he's a criminal, and he may consider her involvement his bird in the hand. To mix metaphors, he's probably savvy enough to be blackmailing her, and part of that is not playing ALL the cards he has, but play some minor, really embarrassing ones first. "I was lying about Kenya." "Phaedra used to bang me on an air mattress when I had a monitor on!" That sort of thing will leave her wondering just what he is going to say next. And that's one thing if he's just going to embarrass her, but a whole OTHER thing if he can implicate her in aiding and abetting (or masterminding) his crimes.
Frankly, if she's as smart as she wants us to think she is, she should embrace Kenya as the "victim" of Apollo's lies as a strategic defense against whatever future "lies" he might offer about HER. After all, if he could lie about Kenya and convince everybody he was telling the truth, nothing he might accuse Phaedra of can be believed, right?
Holding on to her grudge against Kenya, no matter how heartfelt, might not be her best move.
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