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Kandi Burruss Deemed a ‘Boss’ After Tickets to Her ‘Sex Dungeon’ Show Sell Out

Posted byBy Kiersten Willis | Published on: | Updated on September 25, 2018 CommentsComments (0)

In less than a week, tickets to Kandi Burruss‘ sex dungeon have been sold out.

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star on Tuesday, Sept. 11 shared a screenshot proving as much.

“My Dungeon is officially sold out!!!! In only four days. 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 Thanks for the love everybody! 😘 I promise to make it a night you won’t forget,” Burruss said on Instagram. “For those who got your tickets make sure to wear a dope costume because I’m paying a thousand dollars to the best dungeon themed look. 😜 I also have a few tickets that I have saved for a lucky somebody. I’ll post how to get them in the next few days. #WelcomeToTheDungeon #WTTD #TurnANegativeToAPositive 😜.”

Kandi Burruss

(@kandiburruss/Instagram)

Fans who saw the results deemed the star a boss, perhaps because she capitalized on a rumor that Phaedra Parks spread on season nine of RHOA. She claimed Burruss wanted to drug and rape Porsha Williams in her supposed sex dungeon.

“This is why I love you, you turned a rumor into a PROFIT‼️#BossedUp.”

“@kandi You are such a Boss Lady luv you and congrats….am so disappointed that the Dungeon is sold out please let me know how I can win some free tickets, it’s my 21st Wedding Anniversary and would love to attend and meet you thank you…”

“They tried to damage your brand then 💣BOOM💣 You cashing out that ASS!!. I LOVE IT!💪💪😍😘”

“BOSS LADY @kandi Burris.”

Despite the singer’s offer to give away some tickets in the coming days, fans begged the star to put more tickets on sale.

“We need more tickets, do an extra day or something…”

“Kandi!!!!!!! Pleaseeeeeee open more slots up 😩”

“Kandi please let me get some tickets it is my Bday. And I would love to meet you, and I do have a business idea that I think you might be interested in.”

“Omg yes please release more tickets! I KNEW I SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT 2 😫. Oh well solo dolo! @kandi”

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