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Kandi Burruss Reunites with Xscape Rocking New Look

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Member of 90’s R&B group “Xscape” and “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Kandi Burruss debuted her new brown ombre hairstyle on Instagram while rehearsing with the group-mates of “Xscape.”

The mother of two shared two stunning photos of her lose voluminous mane on social media with her makeup beautifully done and bold eyelashes. She wrote, “My girl [Tarene] got me together today! I love her lashes from her line. Gotta order some more! Also rocking my [Conceal Virgin Hair].”

The group was seen practicing their hit song “Who Can I Run To” on Wednesday night. Singer Tamika Scott filmed the group’s rehearsal and can be heard in the background saying, “We’re back together again ya’ll!” The remaining three women Buruss, Tiny Harris, and LaTocha Scott reach in to hug one another. The ladies are getting prepared for the big show they have in Los Angeles, California on Thursday.

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Burruss is also booked and busy with her new salacious show “Kandi Koated Night” that airs on Bravo July 1. The RHOA break out star added, “I am so excited to have partnered with Bravo to bring my favorite sexy talk show to TV screens. We are going to have so much fun keeping it real, taking a deep dive into all things sex, relationships, and pop culture!”

The “Bedroom Kandi” creator told fans two weeks ago to check out her YouTube Page “Kandi Online” to view her preparations for the evening talk show. “I’m always working on something that I don’t always talk about because I want to make sure it’s happening before I say a word…. I can share our good news! [Kandi Koated Nights] premieres July 1st at 9pm!!!!! 🙌🏾 So as soon as Power goes off switch to Bravo for Kandi Koated Nights!”

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