RHOA Star Kandi Burruss Teases Sultry New Project and Fans Are Urging Her to Take Their Money

Kandi Burruss is one of Atlanta’s busiest housewives and while she’s she’s not slowing down, she’s getting pretty steamy with her latest project.

The singer teased fans with a clip of her provocatively posing on a stripper pole Saturday, Aug. 25, with dancers stacked in compromising positions below her. “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star oozed sexiness as she sported a bustier, red corset and matching thigh-high boots.

“All I have to say is you’d want to be in Atl on Oct. 12 😜 I’m putting together something fun, over the top, & very entertaining,” she wrote on Instagram. “Who’s coming? Learned a few tricks from @magiccity_takers.”

Those familiar with Atlanta’s nightlife scene will know that the Magic City Takers are the pole dancers who work at the premiere gentleman’s club.

And many of Burruss’ fans couldn’t wait to learn more about the star’s latest undertaking.

“Count me all the way in! Lol.”

“I literally need to get to the other side of the planet for this event!!! [Kandi] don’t say I didn’t tell you I was coming! ‘Cause I’m coming!! Need these details sister.”

“That’s 6 days before my 36th birthday and I would love to come! @kandi when will tickets be available and will it he announced via IG? I need to set a reminder so I don’t miss out lol.”

“Alright @kandi boo let us know what’s up so we can get this thang poppin’!!”

“Please post the details, so I can book my flight… That’s my birthday week, and I have no plans!! I soooo wanna turn up this week!!”

“Is this the sex dungeon????😂😂😂”

While fans await details about what Burruss has in store, she’s recently given her followers the scoop on her soon-to-come makeup line, Kandi Koated Cosmetics.

The beauty brand’s website says it is “a luxury line of cosmetics dedicated to accentuating and celebrating beauty in all its diversity.”

http://bedroomkandi.com/kandikoated/

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