Fans Give Rasheeda Frost an Earful After She Posts Throwback Pic With Husband: ‘We Still Don’t Like Kirk’

Rasheeda Frost‘s most recent Instagram photos have fans demanding that she stop posting her husband Kirk Frost.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” couple have experienced a lump sum of relationship woes. Kirk has cheated on his wife multiple times with different women. He’s also had a love child outside of their marriage with stripper Jasmine Washington. Nevertheless, the two appeared to have worked out their differences and are seemingly on good terms. The Internet on the other hand still hasn’t forgiven Kirk for publicly disrespecting the “Boss Chick.”

Rasheeda took to Instagram on Thursday, Nov. 29, and shared a throwback photo of herself and her husband. The pair were donned in chic attire for the “LHHATL” season 4 reunion, both sporting all-white garments while pairing them with red accent pieces.

Rasheeda Frost

photo credit: Rasheeda {L} and Kirk {R}/Instagram

The mother of two captioned the image, “#tbt me & @frost117 for I think this was season 3 or 4 #lhhatl reunion… Anyway, one of my favorite looks them curls tho!”

Several fans were unimpressed with Rasheeda’s picture with her husband Kirk and said she’d be better off keeping him out of photos.

“Love the pic more if she were alone 😁.”

“We still don’t like Kirk but ya’ll were cute as hell 😍.”

“Rasheeda you need a king, stop shuffling your cards too much. #Blackqueen.”

“U should keep him in the THROWBACK!!”

“Every time I see Kirk 🙄.”

Other folks said the couple looked great together.

“Love ya’ll two together love goals and looking fabulous 🙏🏽.”

“Yesss ya’ll slaying ut here power couple.”

“😍 feeling this! Me and the hubby may have to do this color .”

Rasheeda continues to remain unbothered by critics and announced that she and Kirk will be opening up a new lounge in Atlanta.

She wrote on Instagram earlier this week, “#Blessed!!! Purchased a commercial property & super excited to be opening a Lounge! @frost117 has been wanting to do this for over 10 years & talking is over its time to execute sooooooooo help us come up with a dope name!!!”

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