Fans Claim Rasheeda Frost ‘Must Love Crying’ After Posting More Romantic Photos with Husband Kirk Following Cheating Scandal

*Fans Drag Rasheeda Once Again for Taking Kirk Back After Most Recent Affair

Rasheeda Frost can’t seem to catch a break from naysayers who continue to slam her for sticking out her marriage with Kirk Frost.

The couple have been through several hardships in their marriage and were separated during “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” season seven after Kirk lied about his love child. However, the couple have since aimed towards repairing their marriage and have tried to place the past behind them, but fans aren’t so forgiving.

Rasheeda Frost

(photo credit: Rasheeda Instagram)

Rasheeda took to Instagram on Monday and posted a picture of she and her husband heading to Beyoncé and Jay-z’s “On the Run Tour.” The couple stood together as Rasheeda propped herself up in front of Kirk. She captioned the photo, “OTR II wit @frost117.”

Many of Rasheeda’s fans deemed the pair as their “favorite Black couple” while others blasted the mother of two of loving to cry.

“This just makes me sad. He’s not good enough for her,” one person commented.

Another said, “Ya’ll trying to make a negative situation look so positive… keep trying ya’ll lmao.”

“Why did you take him back ur better than that… You should be on the run from Kirk 🤷🏾‍♀️.”

“Smh, but hey sis must love crying.”

One fan wrote, “It’s cool to see positive things through marriages and this one is nothing positive about bc how many negatives does it takes to become a positive one… I understand her loyalty to her husband but where were his loyalty towards her…that’s a hard pill to swallow and the side effects that came with it…she might be happy but I bet her back is against the wall.”

Kirk cheated on Rasheeda during the most recent season of “LHHATL” with former stripper Jasmine Washington. He also had two-year-old Kannon with the woman.

The “Pressed” owner has since forgiven her husband and gave their marriage another chance.

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