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Dungeon Master: Kandi Burruss Tantalizes Fans with Another Teaser to Upcoming Sex-Themed Event

Posted byBy Shamone Nelson | Published on: | Updated on September 23, 2018 CommentsComments (0)

Kandi Burruss and Todd TuckerKandi Burruss showed a sneak peek to her very sensual event coming soon in Atlanta, and her fans are ready for it.

Monday on Instagram, Burruss shared a snippet of what to expect at her Dungeon event. The video featured her husband Todd Tucker, “Love and Hip Hop”‘s Momma Dee, “Basketball Wives”‘s Malaysia Pargo and more. The caption of the video read, “I can’t wait until Oct 12th! 🔥🔥🔥 #WTTD.””

Fans seem to love the sexy vibe of the event.

“Oh my goodness!!!!!!!!!!!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘😍😍😍😜😜😜😜😝 I love this look and the atmosphere of the Dungeon!!! Our company needs an invite next year!”

” Lol!! It’s going down! Someone’s going down.. Fantasies being fulfilled. The Dungeon.💯”

Other fans love it so much that they want her to take the event to different cities.

“@kandi can you do other locations… I want to go so bad but got something planned that weekend”

“DAMN!!! This looks hot! Bring it to NY. I know some pole dancers!”

Last week Burruss shared on Instagram that the tickets to her Dungeon event sold out in four days. She said in her post, “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 😜”

Fans supported Burruss capitalizing on the rumor Phaedra Parks started about her on season 9 of “Real Housewives of Atlanta.” She claimed Burruss wanted to drug and rape Porsha Williams in her supposed sex dungeon.

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