‘He Don’t Look Happy’: Fans Call Out Kirk Frost for Bemused Expression In Couple Pic with Wife Rasheeda Frost

People are calling Kirk Frost on the carpet for apparently looking “miserable” with his wife Rasheeda Frost.

Rasheeda shared a sweet photo of herself and Kirk to her Instagram page on Wednesday, Oct. 7. The shot was taken by the couple’s 7-year-old son Karter Frost, and it showed the D-Lo Entertainment owner hugging his wife from behind.

The “Georgia Peach” flashed a huge smile at the camera, while fans claimed Kirk appeared unamused.

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Rasheeda Frost and Kirk Frost. @rasheeda/Instagram

“❤️❤️ @frost117 ….. FYI Karter took this picture he was adamant about doing it his way 🤣,” Rasheeda wrote.

Fans instantly called out Kirk for not looking “happy” with his wife.

“After a dude get caught doing the most in a relationship…i dont think they ever be happy aftwrwards,” one IG user said, referring to Kirk’s past cheating scandals.

A second person agreed and added, “He dont ever look happy 🙁.”

“He look like he giving a ‘HELP’ signal out with his facial expression 🤦🏾‍♂️😂😂😂,” another fan wrote.

Someone else said, “You look happier then him…idk if that’s good or bad.”

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star and his wife admittedly have experienced a few unhappy times in their marriage.

During season 4 of the VH1 show, Kirk cheated on his wife with 29-year-old former stripper Jasmine Washington. Additionally, the pair had a love child, 3-year-old son Kannon.

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Rasheeda Frost, Kirk Frost (left photo) and Jasmine Washington (right photo). (Photos: @rasheeda/Instagram, @jasminebleu/Instagram)

In July 2019, Washington claimed Kirk was inactive in their son’s life and accused the father of six and Rasheeda of putting up a front on television and never seeing baby Kannon without the cameras around.

“They are tv parents,” said the former stripper in a now-deleted IG post. “I expect Kirk to be there like a f–king father. … I dnt ask for much! But surely you can take out an hour of your ‘busy schedule’ to see him for his bday or pick him up for example. … I dnt even gaf that sis wants to hold me more accountable than her husband, but KANNON ain’t do sh-t to none of y’all.”

Neither Kirk or Rasheeda ever responded.

As for the couple’s marriage, they separated during season 6 and reconciled a year later. Rasheeda felt her husband deserved another chance at their relationship.

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