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‘Grandson?’: Rasheeda Frost Shocks Fans After Revealing She’s a Grandmother

By | Published on February 20, 2019
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“Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Rasheeda Frost stunned fans after posting a photo with her grandchild Kayden.

Fans who were in the dark about Frost’s about this aspect of her personal life recently found out she has a whole grandson. She took to Instagram on Tuesday to celebrate her 7-year-old grandchild’s birthday with a sweet photo of her hugging him while appearing to take a selfie. She then urged fans to help her wish him a happy seventh birthday.

“I need you guys to assist me on wishing my grandson Kayden, yes I’m a glam mom,” the 36-year-old wrote in her photo caption. ”  Happy 7th Birthday I love you so much! @frostedkae what we gone do he’s growing up too fast!! #happybirthday 🎂🎉.”

Rasheeda Frost

Kayden Frost and Rasheeda Frost. (Photo: @rasheeda/Instagram)

Many fans were surprised to learn the “Boss Chick” was a grandmother, because of the reality TV star’s youthful looks.

“Grandson????? In my Soulja’s boy voice!” one fan exclaimed.

“What?!” another person confusedly asked. “Wow you gotta tell me your secrets you look amazing 💖.”

“Ok… how the heck are u anyone’s grandmama,” a third added. “Lawd you are definitely a GLAM MOM  😂💖! Happy bday Kayden 🎂!”

The 7-year-old Kayden is the “LHHATL” star’s step-grandson due to her marriage with Kirk Frost. He’s the child of Kirk’s youngest daughter Kelsie Frost, his daughter from a previous relationship.

Rasheeda Frost

Rasheeda and Kirk Frost. (Photo: @rasheedadabosschick)

Rasheeda and Kirk have been married since 1999 and share two children together, Ky, 18, and Karter Frost, 5. The pair have experienced more than a few hiccups in their marriage including Kirk’s infamous cheating scandal with former stripper Jasmine Washington, whom he fathered a love child with.

However, the couple managed to work past the D-Lo record label manager’s infidelity and appear to be in a good place in their marriage.

“We are [on a good page right now],” Rasheeda told OK magazine in March 2018. “We have a lot of things that we have to deal with regardless of our relationship status. If we’re getting along or not getting along, cool or not cool, there are still things that we have to deal with as parents, and as business partners. “

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