‘Couple of Tha Year’: Kirk and Rasheeda Frost Fans Gush Over Their ‘Money’ Moves Post

Rasheeda Frost and her husband Kirk Frost apparently are being held as couple goals.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” stars have been posting several photos of each other enjoying their new lounge Frost Bistro & Bar, which opened last month. Kirk took to Instagram on Friday evening and shared a picture of himself and Rasheeda hugged up together inside the restaurant.

Both smiled big for a selfie together and the D-Lo Entertainment manager added in his caption, “Justkickin it @frostbistro.” His post received over 9,000 hearts and several fan comments swooning over their love.

Rasheeda Frost
Rasheeda Frost amd Kirk Frost. @frost117/Instagram

“I love y’all .the best and realist couple ever ❤️💙”

“Y’all look so happy 😍 I need them drinks 😂 look at Sheeda’s smile. Couple of tha Year”

“Glad see you two smiling again and happy. All the best @frost117 and @rasheeda ❤️💜”

Other folks apparently disagreed.

“Next to cardi b and her man this the other couple that is hilarious as well. You just gotta laugh at them”

“They ain’t happy they just wasted 😭😂. He still a dog”

It’s no secret the “Boss Chick” and her husband have experienced a slew of marital woes due to Kirk’s infidelities and his love child with former stripper Jasmine Washington, who recently exchanged words with the couple via social media.

Rasheeda and Kirk Frost as they celebrate the impending open of their lounge. (Photo: @freddyoart/Instagram and @rasheeda/Instagram)

However, during season 8 of “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta,” Rasheeda 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.

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

She claimed she hadn’t always been “perfect in” her “marriage” and said, “We’ve had dishonesties on both sides of this marriage. … We’ve had infidelities on both sides.”

As for Kirk and Rasheeda’s new Atlanta lounge, the pair officially opened the doors on Sept. 23. It’s located on Peters Street in the heart of Atlanta.

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