K. Michelle’s Post About Infidelity Hits a Note with Fans

K. Michelle recently shared an Instagram post centered on infidelity in a relationship, and it definitely resonated with majority of her fans.

The “I Just Can’t Do This” singer has been open about the several heartbreaks she’s experienced from her prior relationships. She previously dated basketball player Bobby Maze, who not only lied to her about having several children, but was also caught trying to holler at multiple women online. K. Michelle also dated Hollywood actor Idris Elba for eight months, but their relationship was short lived after she learned he fathered a baby with another woman. Elba has never spoken publicly about K. Michelle.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” star herself was rumored to have had relations with her co-star Moniece Slaughter,  who denied the hearsay and claimed the two were just friends.

The 33-year-old has clearly been through a bundle of relationship woes and seems to be over cheaters altogether. She took to Instagram on Tuesday and shared a post about men being unfaithful in their relationship. The image read, “Everytime a nigga get caught cheating they wanna stay at home allday an clean.” She added, “Clean Deezzz 🥜.”

K. Michelle Speaks about cheating

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The post unquestionably resonated with fans who flooded her comments with experiences of their own.

“I only had one like that .were the good ol days😅.”

“Yasss you said it correctly Stay being real Love you @kmichellemusic.”

“I don’t know about the cleaning up part, but staying at home all day #FACTS 😂.”

“Yass Hunny! WTF is up with that???🧐. Thats soo true”

“Chile ain’t it the truth 😂 your so right i thought i was the only one to see that.”

“This is funny but true. Clean and cook ‘special dinners’ 😂😂 GTFOH.”

K. Michelle’s last few relationship posts have social media curious about her relationship with her beau Dr. Kastan Sims. However, she clarified in August that she and her doctor bae were doing just fine and still together.

““Nobody got a new man,” K. Michelle said. “Issa marriage… I’m married… I don’t have to post my man.”

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