‘Why Rasheeda Lying?’: ‘LHHATL’ Fans Not Buying Rasheeda Frost Cheated on Kirk

One of what was meant to be the most shocking scenes from this week’s episode of “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” was finding out Rasheeda Frost has been unfaithful to her husband.

It’s no secret the “Boss Chick” and her husband Kirk Frost have experienced a slew of marital woes, clearly due to Kirk’s infidelities, but it did come as a shocker to fans who did not expect to find out she, too, had stepped outside of her marriage.

During episode 8, Rasheeda and Kirk planned a couples cabin getaway for themselves and their cast mates who’d been having issues with their partners. The pair apparently acted as counsel for the other couples, explaining how important it was for them to communicate and trust one another.

Rasheeda Frost
Rasheeda and Kirk Frost attend the Mona Scott-Young “Blurred Lines” book signing and reception at Billboard Studios on August 4, 2018, in Atlanta. (Photo: Paras Griffin/Getty Images)

She then addressed her and Kirk’s prior public relationship issues, saying they’ve been through a “whole a lot of s–t” during their 19 years of marriage.

“We’re at a point in our relationship right now where you have to put things behind you in order to move forward,” she continued. “Nobody is perfect and relationships have issues.”

Frost stressed to her cast mates how important “forgiveness” was before dropping the bomb that she hadn’t “always been perfect in” her “marriage.”

“We’ve had dishonesties on both sides of this marriage. We’ve had infidelities on both sides,” Rasheeda said, shocking her co-stars Lil Scrappy, Bambi, Sierra Gates and Yung Joc.

The “Georgia Peach” didn’t go into detail about her revelation, one VH1 first teased a few weeks ago, but said her situation was “a very long time ago,” early in her and Kirk’s relationship.

“LHHATL” viewers didn’t believe Rasheeda, claiming she was just trying to keep Kirk from looking like the bad guy and herself from looking like a fool for staying with him after his multiple affairs.

“Rasheeda lying so that Kirk doesn’t look bad with his ugly ass 🙄.”

“She ain’t f–k nothing Kirk told her to say that so he can be clear through the situation 🤷🏽‍♀️ or she probably talking about something that happened like 15 years ago 🤦🏾‍♀️.”

“Why Rasheeda lying 😂😂? She just saying all this to justify what Kirk did and taken him back Ma’am you took him back you ain’t got to lie we don’t care! She ain’t did s–t in her marriage.”

“I do not believe Rasheeda. I think she’s just tired of looking like a damn fool and trying to save face. She ain’t cheat on Kirk 🤣 that was good tho🤣.”

Other folks who learned she’d stepped outside of her marriage wanted to know with whom.

“Bissshhhh Rasheeda cheated!? 😩😩 but with who that’s what we wanna know???”

“Rasheeda cheated on Kirk. Woooooow😭😩 now I really hate you hoes and don’t want nan one of you she gave me hope for a good women but f–k y’all.! Who she cheat with tho?”

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