‘Come on Knees’: Rasheeda Frost Drops It Low In Latest IG Post, and Fans Go Wild

Rasheeda Frost celebrated her birthday on Monday, May 25, with a video that showed off her dance moves.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star turned 38 years old this week, and she celebrated her special day in style. She held a small get-together at her Frost Bistro restaurant and posted an Instagram video of herself enjoying her birthday.

Rasheeda Frost
Rasheeda Frost dances with her fellow “LHHATL” cast mate Spice. @rasheeda/Instagram

The video also showed the mother of two having a dance-off with her friend and fellow “LHHATL” cast member Grace “Spice” Hamilton. Spice’s song “Cool It” blasted in the background as Spice and the Pressed fashionista wound it up and dropped it low. Frost showed off her smooth moves in a stunning cardigan pattered with a huge image of a $100 bill, form-fitting bodysuit, distressed jeans and pair of heels. She wrote in her caption, “🤣🤣🤣 @spiceofficial got me #birthdayvibes #happybirthday to me!! ♊️♊️♊️♊️”

Frost’s post left her fans and Instagram followers extremely impressed.

“Yesssssssdd Get It!!!!! Love it!!! Happy Birthday beautiful ❤️”

“Gone then Rasheeda❤️❤️ Happy Birthday 🎈🎁🎉🎂 wish you the best and soooo many more enjoy it”

“Come on knees! Ayeeeeeee Rasheeda show out Happy birthday Queen❤️”

“Get it mamas why are u so 🔥 yess team Gemini♊️! Happy birthday boo🌸. May God bless you always”

“Yess get it sis 😍 Happy Birthday @rasheeda 🎂🎁🎉hope you had a funfilled day. It sure looks like it 👏🙌”

Frost also received a sweet birthday shout-out from her husband Kirk Frost.

Kirk Frost sends birthday wishes to his wife Rasheeda. @kirkfrost/Instagram

He posted a couple pic of the two of them and wrote, “I wish my birthday was on memorial day 🥰Happy Birthday @rasheeda 🎉🎈🎊I love you babe & wishing you many more blessings…❤️❤️❤️ #mybestfriend #amazingwife”

Rasheeda’s dance post comes a few days after she wowed fans with her edgy style.

The “Boss Chick” modeled several pairs of shades in a May 19 post and noted, “It’s all about the shades!” Folks instantly showered her with compliments.

“They go hard😍 Such a stunner omg ur so beautiful inside n out hope ur well follow me plz love u stay safe 💕”

“Siri play Kelis x Bossy yasss those are hawt🔥😍 you got the best shades I need those black out ones”

“You are so beautiful sis. I had to pause and say that 🙏🏽🙏🏽 I love the first shades, the color screams summer. Cuute and hair is layyed❤️🔥”

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