‘You Losing Weight, Sis’: Fans Gas Up Rasheeda Frost for Her Seemingly Snatched Waist

Rasheeda Frost stepped out on the ‘Gram appearing to look like a brand- new person. The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” cast member showed off her seemingly small body in a short black bodycon dress. The star caught social media users’ attention when fans began noticing how young and fit the 37-year-old model looked in her photo.

Frost seemed like her intention was to sport a simple black dress. She wrote,” Simple & cute 🖤🖤 ” to describe her ‘fit. However, nothing about her appearance looked basic. The businesswoman pulled her hair into a low ponytail and wore a pair of black designer stilettos to match her drip. Fans were infatuated with how good the star looked.

Rasheeda Frost rocking a short black dress @rasheeda/Instagram

“Just get better with time. Come thru Rasheeda! 😍😍😍 ,” one user said.

“Yesss!! Sheeda!! Come thru!!🙌🏽😍😍😍,” a second fan commented.

A third user wrote, “You losing weight sis, still looking good❗️❗️🔥 😍.”

“🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 yes Mrs. Georgia Peach 🍑 ,” another said.

“Yesssssss you bettttttta😍 😍 😍 😍 I’m loving this young girl,” someone else gushed.

A sixth said, “🤣 🤣 This is not simple tho 🔥🔥 .”

The Pressed boutique owner appears to be maintaining her physique by working out and fasting. The model has flooded her social media pages with videos showcasing her intense workouts.

Rasheeda Frost at her store “Pressed” @Rasheeda/Instagram

A few years ago, fans were concerned about Frost’s health due to the infidelity issues in her marriage with restaurant owner Kirk Frost. In 2016, her husband stepped out on their marriage and had a child with former stripper Jasmine Washington. Rasheeda Frost uploaded photos to the ‘Gram shortly after the incident played out on “Love and Hip Hop.” Fans thought the business mogul looked unusually small in her photos and assumed her husband was stressing her out.

Rasheeda Frost and Kirk Frost celebrating their 20-year wedding anniversary @rasheeda/Instagram

The pair appears to be working out their marriage. They celebrated their 20-year wedding anniversary last year. The new season of “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” begins March 16 on VH1.

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