Rasheeda Frost Ignores K. Michelle’s Attempt to Bait Her Into Renewed Feud

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K. Michelle is resuming her feud with Rasheeda Frost after calling her out over her husband’s Kirk Frost’s affairs.

The star commented on a teaser for the “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” season 7 reunion where Rasheeda tells Jasmine Washington, who is the mother to her husband’s son, Kannon, “I don’t owe you nothing!”

But according to K. Michelle, Rasheeda needs to tell the singer she’s sorry.

“But you owe me something! [A] f—ing apology for calling me a liar about my abuse! Made fun of my entire situation, said I’d never find a man like yours, WELP I DONT WANT ONE! I forgive you but you and your crew put me through. Abuse is no joke.”

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As for why Michelle feels she needs the apology in 2012, the YBF reported Rasheeda tweeted about doubting Michelle’s claim that her ex-boyfriend Memphitz abused her.

“You’re playing the public trying to make them think you were abused but we know that story has a lot of holes in it,” the rapper tweeted in part. “So, the police came to the hotel and seen you beat and abused like you telling the world and didn’t lock up a Black man in Memphis, TN????…You claiming you didn’t want to press charges, but they would of [sic] took that into there [sic] own hands by law.”

In response to K. Michelle’s comment, Memphitz himself backed up a fan who pointed out he took a lie detector test on “Marriage Boot Camp” proving he didn’t abuse K. Michelle.

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Meanwhile, fans were still quick to chime in on Michelle’s comment on opposite ends of the spectrum.

“@kmichellemusic girl yo ass bout to fall. Sit down.”

“@kmichellemusic you’re absolutely right, she made so many remarks and tried to belittle you and your situation and forgot that God sits high and looks low & THAT KARMA DOESNT MISS A BEAT 👌🏽 she did so much to you and allowed them to paint you out to be the bad guy BUT now that she is the one in the hot seat she has America believing she is this holy saint when she’s nothing but a damn crypt keeper look alike 🙄. It’s sad that she’s doing this and FORGETS how she treated you.”

“@kmichellemusic Girl .. all the f—ery u was involved in when have u EVER apologized? To anybody? 🤔 All u do is play victim. Shut yo ass up .. #Next.”

“@kmichellemusic hello 😩😩💯💯💯.”

As for Rasheeda, she remains unbothered by K. Michelle’s comments. The “Love and Hip Hop” veteran is busy sharing looks from her Atlanta based boutique Pressed and hanging out with “Real Housewives of Atlanta” pal Kandi Burruss.

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