Kandi Burruss Fans Can’t Stop Laughing at Her Aunts in New Video

It looks like Mona Scott-Young’s “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” has some fans in Kandi Burruss‘ aunts.

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star uploaded a video of her Aunt Bertha talking to her, Todd Tucker and Mama Joyce about the shenanigans on LHHH. And leave it to the two senior aunties not to mince words about what they saw.

“Safaree [Samuels] put his bing ding on the phone. Everybody was talkin’ ’bout it. They say it was that long,” Bertha explains putting up her index finger on either hand to demonstrate. “Even Lyrica’s mama said it. All of ’em said it.”

Aunt Nora adds, “All of ’em that had not gotten it, they wanted it.”

“My aunts have me cracking up talking about #LHHH! @monascottyoung my #AuntBertha & #AuntNora got all the tea about the show. 🤣🤣🤣,” Burruss captioned the post.

Fans who caught the clip were just as delighted as the RHOA star was to hear all the dirt on the VH1 reality series from the women whose meals inspired the Old Lady Gang menu.

“I’m laughing my ass off on that. This made my morning.”

“Kandi girl they funny as hell. Tooo funny.”

“I love them…I swear they need they own reality show Andy Cohen @bravoandy what you think? We need to make this happen I’m sure people would watch.”

“Love it!!! They need they own show. I’d definitely watch they got the tea 🍵.”

“Aunt Bertha Issa mood to ‘He put it on the phone, they say it was <<————–>> long, everybody was talking bout it’ 😂😂😂.”

“😂😂😂 Aunt Bertha cracks me up so bad! I love all the OLG. Wish I had some cool ass aunties like them.”

“@kandi first time I saw momma Joyce silent okurrr she didn’t want no parts 🤣🤣🤣🤣 talking about that man cucumber 😩😂😂😂😂😂😂.”

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