‘Y’all Up to No Good’: Mendeecees Kicks Back with Kirk Frost and Ray J for Day of Pampering

Mendeecees Harris, Ray J, and Kirk Frost recently were spotted together wearing bathrobes in what appeared to be a desert as they prepared for an afternoon of relaxation.

On their day of self-professed “pampering,” the reality stars were joined by comedian Michael Blackson and Raymond Santana of the Central Park Five at an undisclosed location to enjoy one another’s friendship and take their minds off work and home for a bit.

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In Harris’ video, he tells his followers that the group is “about to get pampered,” as he pans around to show the guys, rocking robes while standing outside of a Southwestern-style house in what is thought to be the Tucson, Arizona, area.

“Poolside with the bro’s @michaelblackson@santanaraymond@frost117 this is not for Love and Hiphop.. u welcome in advance 👌🏽,” he captioned the video.

“Us fellas we just chilling man, you know we getting pampered,” narrated Frost in his video as the rest of the guys chimed in behind him.

Apparently, the getaway with the married group did Blackson some good and may even have him considering settling down at some point. “My new neegas, from here on I’m only hanging with married men. I’ve learned so much,” he commented on Mendeecees’ video.

Fans were surprised to see the guys together and wasted no time coming with the jokes.

“Y’all up to no good..Lordd Y’all got Ray J and MB on deck..Share the tea later.”

“The real househusbands.”

“Grown ass men vibes❤️❤️❤️.”

“Y’all all need to sit y’all married behinds down and put some clothes on😂😂😂😂.”

A few followers also couldn’t resist calling out Kirk’s past marital transgressions against his wife Rasheeda Frost and warning Mendeecees to not let his friend get him in trouble with his wife, Yandy Smith.

“@mendeecees I know you ain’t hanging out with Kirk😂😂😂 don’t let him talk you into doing something crazy 😂😂😂.”

“You ain’t allowed to hang with frost 😂.”

“Aht Aht!! Yandeeeeeeee betta get your mans away from that dude .. 🥴🥴.”

The ladies didn’t seem too worried about what their guys were up to, however, because they were too busy getting fly for a night out themselves.

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