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Is Kandi Burruss Pregnant Too? Fans Speculate As New RHOA Trailer Drops

By | Published on October 1, 2018
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Bravo viewers have been patiently waiting for the premiere of the RHOA and can hardly contain themselves for the upcoming explosive season.

The new trailer for season 11 of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” dropped on Monday and rumors are already flying that co-star Kandi Burruss may have a bun in the oven or is trying to get pregnant again. During a snippet of the trailer the mother of two is seen at the doctor’s office with Dr. Jackie Walters from “Married to Medicine.”

Dr. Jackie asked Burruss if it’s possible she could be pregnant and Burrus breakes down into tears. The scene then pans to Burruss’ older daughter Riley Burruss who tells her mom, “No more babies.”

Kandi recently posted a photo of herself at Shamea Morton’s baby shower on Sunday and one fan commented, “Uh oh…@kandi friends around her having babies. Somebody might get to scratching a baby making itch🤢.”

However, the mother of three doesn’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon business wise. She recently announced that she sold out her upcoming “Sex Dungeon” event scheduled for the middle of October.

“My #WelcomeToTheDungeon event on October 12th is gonna be CRAZY!!! If you haven’t heard it’s SOLD OUT!!! I want y’all to dress up in the craziest wildest fits you can find. Have fun with it! There is a thousand dollar prize for best look,” Kandi wrote.

Fans can’t wait to see Kandi and some of their other favorites on the new season of the RHOA.

“Yes, my girl Kandi ain’t never been fake and about her coin.”

“I’m so happy for Porsha.”

“Dang I feel bad for NeNe.”

 

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