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Kirk Frost Works Overtime to Win Rasheeda Back and Fans Are Cheering Him On

By | Published on July 23, 2018
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Kirk Frost has been trying to win back his wife Rasheeda Frost and fans are rooting for the couple to make their marriage work.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” reality star cheated on his wife multiple times with different women. He recently stepped out on Rasheeda with former stripper Jasmine Washington and got her pregnant. The “D-Lo” manager lied to his wife about two-year-old Kannon and his affair with Washington.

Rasheeda Frost

(photo credit: Kirk Frost’s Instagram)

However, Kirk has been putting in extra work to make amends with Rasheeda. He’s been posting more videos and photos of he and his spouse together all over his social media. Fans have taken notice and hope his good efforts make well with his wife.

“I love this and you guys together may God continue to bless you both , your family and most of all your marriage you guys are an amazing power couple 🤞🏽,” one person wrote.

“You better treat her right! When all the world is against y’all, I’m still cheering for y’all! #praytogether and for one another…I love y’all,” another added.

“U have a beautiful wife.. and u know her worth.. don’t be a fool and lost her over your selfishness.”

“That smile is what counts Mr.Frost keep her looking just like that every single day!”

One fan said, “You Got a Ride or Die Bra In brace her don’t Lose her.”

After Kirk’s previous affair, the couple made a conscious effort to work on their marriage. During the “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” season finale Rasheeda told viewers that her marriage deserved another shot. The couple has been spotted at different events all over Atlanta together.

They have been married for 19 years and share two boys together, Ky and Karter Frost.

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