Kandi Burruss Cashes In on Sex Dungeon Rumor with Burlesque Party That’s Nearly Sold Out

Kandi Burruss has finally unveiled the sexy plans she’s been teasing for a fall event that she’s putting on with the help of some dancers from Atlanta’s famed Magic City gentleman’s club.

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star announced Friday, Sept. 7 that she is bringing her sex dungeon to life as a burlesque show for one night this October and shared a steamy teaser to boot.

“I decided to make the dungeon come to life for One Night Only on Oct. 12th in Atlanta & I’m inviting everybody!!!” Burruss said on Instagram. “It’s a Burlesque show/Dungeon Party. Tickets are limited so GET THEM NOW at KandiOnline.com! There’s a cash prize for best costume so be creative! 😜🔥💋 #WelcomeToTheDungeon #MyEventsAreAlwaysLitSoMakeSureYouAreThere #FreakyFriday 🎥: @theshaywest.”

The concept is based on a rumor Phaedra Parks spread in RHOA season 9 claiming Burruss wanted to rape and drug Porsha Williams in the singer’s supposed sex dungeon.

Based on the trailer, guests can expect to have to hand over their cell phone for the event, titled “Welcome to the Dungeon,” which will be held at the Buckhead Theatre.

And it appears fans who eagerly awaited details for the show kept their promise to turn out. Tickets for the show have largely been sold out, including VIP admission that includes a photo opportunity with Burruss, VIP check-in and a memorabilia item. Only $50 general admission tickets remain as of this writing.

Fans, meanwhile, are eating up the opportunity to see Burruss in a sexy new light.

“You better throw these events every year @kandi cause I wanna come to the dungeon one day lol.”

“Queen, you did the dam thing with a new twist…..you go girl show em ha what you’re working with….”

“You are so freaking smart and talented! 🖤👸🏾”

“Damn I need to get out of cali and come to ATLANTA!!”

“Kandi you should just cash in and actually make a dungeon club as this, sexy attire…lawwwd moneyyy🔥🔥”

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