‘End of a Storm’: Rasheeda Frost Fans Praise Her Reconciliation With Kirk After Cute Video of the Two

Rasheeda Frost and her husband Kirk Frost are apparently marriage goals according to fans.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” actress took to Instagram on Wednesday and posted a video of her and Kirk’s visit in Houston, Texas. The pair were apparently in the Lone Star State to monitor her Pressed boutique located there.

In the clip, Kirk teased his wife about wearing “Kool Moe Dee” sunglasses as they walked through the River Oaks District. Rasheeda gave a flirty smile and responded, “Why you talking about me, shut up.” She added in her caption, “A day in the H-town Wit hubby @frost117 we really silly AF!!”

Rasheeda Frost
Rasheeda Frost and Kirk Frost. @rasheeda/Instagram

Fans of the couple gushed over their relationship and flooded their post with comments.

“Im glad to see y’all loving in each other and taking those vows seriously for better or for worst @rasheeda @frost117 🖤”

“Always sunshine after the end of a storm!!!! Love always wins ❤️”

“Love seeing you two happy happy happy… #couplegoals”

“Luv seeing you two happy and enjoying one another!!❤️”

It’s no secret Rasheeda and Kirk have underwent a plethora of marital woes due to the D-Lo manager’s infidelities and his love child with former stripper Jasmine Washington, who exchanged words with the couple in July.

Jasmine Washington
(From left) Rasheeda Frost, Kirk Frost, Jasmine Washington. (Photo: @rasheeda/Instagram, @jasminebleu/Instagram)

Washington claimed Kirk was no longer active in their 3-year-old son’s life and that he and Rasheeda were using the toddler for a storyline on LHHATL. She also called the couple “tv parents.”

Although Rasheeda never addressed Washington’s remarks directly, she blasted her husband’s ex-mistress for getting into a “situation” with a man who already had a family.

“You had a child with a married man and a family,” Rasheeda said during the reunion show in July. “He’s not gonna change his structure for you. … He never made you think that sh-t from the beginning! So don’t think now that that child is in place that everything is gonna change. It’s not.”

Despite their past marital drama, Rasheeda and Kirk seem to be in a happy space in their relationship.

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