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Kandi Burruss Shuts Down Rumor That She Got a ‘Butt Job’ Ahead of Dungeon Party

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Kandi Burruss is making it clear to fans that her curvaceous backside is all natural.

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star was forced to make that known when she teased a look for her upcoming single ahead of her burlesque show happening at The Buckhead Theater Friday, Oct. 12.

“We’re dropping the video for #ReadyForThis Friday… can’t wait! And we’re thinking about bringing the dungeon to different cities. Where should we go?… & would you cum? I mean come? 😝 #WelcomeToTheDungeon,” Burruss captioned the post.

Several fans praised the sexy look, which included a mesh petticoat and a busty matching top and bosom-boosting bra.

“Yesssss @kandi!!!!! 😍😍😍 you betta serve.”

“It’s not the dress….. it’s her taut sexy booty…and her bawdy😍😍😍😍😍”

“Kandi you betta workkkkkk 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽💜”

“I shouldn’t be jealous but I am… 🤦🏾‍♀️.. Get it honey💯💯”

“Wow this is a get me pregnant outfit 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🙆🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️”

“Wow I had that same skirt for my birthday, you look amazing ❤️❤️”

But then, speculation erupted about whether or not Burruss’s booty was all her own.

“You got yo ass done recently? It looks nice,” user @callmequam said.

“No sir,” the singer replied.

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Then, several others jumped in to set @callmequam straight.

“Now you should know by now they ain’t gon admit it if they did”

“Lipo”

“@callmequam she always has cake, hips & thick thighs.”

“People need to learn real butts vs fake butts. We as black women started it first cause that’s the way a lot of our bodies are and been. U look very nice. Do ur thang girl.”

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