‘Kirk Ain’t S–t’: Pooh Blasts Rasheeda Frost’s Husband Kirk for Sliding In Her DMs

Oh wow! It looks like the tea is already brewing for the upcoming season of “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta,” although it’s currently on hiatus.

Miss Pooh Hicks, who was the show’s newest addition last season, claimed that Rasheeda Frost‘s husband Kirk Frost tried to shoot his shot at her. Seeing as Kirk has a history of cheating, some fans weren’t surprised by Pooh’s DM claims against the D-Lo executive.

Rasheeda Frost
(From left) Kirk Frost, Rasheeda Frost and Pooh Hicks. (Photos: @rasheeda/Instagram, @theonlymspooh/Instagram

Thursday afternoon, Hicks, who is the wife of music mogul Hiriam Hicks, took to Twitter and called out Rasheeda, her foe Karlie Redd and Mimi Faust for apparently talking behind her back.

“All the girls wanna link up and play buddy when all you Hoes do is talk about each other,” she wrote tagging her three co-stars. “Do better before you sit and discuss me 👌.”

In a now-deleted set of tweets, she also blasted Kirk for allegedly direct messaging her behind Rasheeda’s back, writing, “@Rasheeda You going to have to tell Kirk to stay out of my dm’s 😩 I’m a married woman like you and it’s disrespectful!”

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Pooh Hicks claims Kirk slid in her DM’s. @mspoohhicks/twitter

Pooh’s claims caused an array of mixed reactions from social media users. Several slammed Kirk for allegedly being unfaithful to Rasheeda once again.

“Damn kirk really ain’t s–t 🤣 I believe her he been cheatin on rashida since day 1 🤦🏾‍♀️ plus y’all know pooh carry receipts”

“Tell us something we don’t know about Kirk lol and it’s clear Rasheeda love her man and ain’t going no where. He been cheating”

“I can believe the part about Kirk 🥴 he been for everybody. Let my clutch my pearls and gather mysseelfff! #MessyMessyMessy”

“🗣 He had a whole baby , some dm’s not gone move her Ms.Pooh kirk be cheating”

Rasheeda and Kirk both have remained silent about Pooh’s infidelity rumors.

The Pressed owner reconciled with her husband during season 7 after he had a love child with former stripper Jasmine Washington. Last season she revealed that she too had stepped outside of her marriage, saying they’ve been through a “whole a lot of s–t” during their 19 years of marriage.

Jasmine Washington
Kirk Frost and son Kannon. (Photo: VH1 screenshot)

As for Pooh, her storyline last season consisted of her beefing with Karlie Redd after Redd denied having a threesome with her and her husband Hiriam. The two ladies clearly haven’t quashed their beef and will probably have another showdown on season 9 of “LHHATL.”

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