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‘3 the Hard Way’: ‘Beautiful Bosses’ Kandi Burruss, Toya Johnson, and Rasheeda Frost Slay In All-Black Ensembles

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Kandi Burruss, Rasheeda Frost, and Toya Johnson are putting on their bossiest faces and challenging other women to support one another.

The entrepreneurs and reality TV stars got together to remind fans they’ve still got it as women, bosses, and friends. In the image shared to Kandi’s Instagram page and reposted by Rasheeda and Toya, the ladies rock sexy all-black outfits and serious faces that scream “Don’t let these looks fool you. We’re all about our coins.”

(From left) Bosses Rasheeda, Kandi, and Toya Johnson. (Photo: @kandi/Instagram)

“Beautiful, Bossy, Determined, Resilient, Confidant, Supportive, Nurturing, Bold, Creative, etc… We’re a whole movement! @toyajohnson @rasheeda ❤️❤️,” Kandi captioned the image. She went on to encourage her fans to tag their own “beautiful boss” friends in their lives and “support other people the same or more than you want people to support you!”

(From left) Rasheeda Frost, Kandi, and Toya Johnson are true bosses. @kandi/Instagram

The “Bedrock Remix” trio are longtime friends and have demonstrated not only what strong female friendships look like, but also what it means to have your whole crew come up together.

Grammy-winning songwriter/singer and “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Kandi has a slew of businesses, including clothing boutique TAGS, Old Lady Gang restaurant, and Bedroom Kandi for those fun nights in.

Rapper Rasheeda owns her own clothing boutique as well, Pressed, makeup line Poiz Cosmetics, and Frost Bistro & Bar, which she co-owns with her husband Kirk Frost.

“T.I. & Tiny: Friends and Family Hustle” cast member Toya owns boutiques G.A.R.B. and G.A.R.B. Shoetique, and Before Bed Headz, a luxury bonnets and bedtime accessories line.

Fans loved this triple dose of girl power and let the ladies know how fierce they looked in the image that received over 196,000 likes.

“3 the Hard Way! 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽😍,” wrote a fan.

“❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ All the pretty gurls!!!!” complimented a second.

“Y’all look GOODT,” a third noted.

“Absolutely Love Your HUSTLE!💪🏾💪🏾,” gushed a fourth.

“Yessssss Beautiful Bosses 🔥🔥🔥,” a fifth acknowledged.

We’ll have to wait and see whether these beauties are working on a new project together or just felt like getting together to look good and revel in their success. Either way, fans are here for it!

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