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‘I’m Telling Kirk’: Fans Tease Rasheeda After She Serves a ‘Lil Thigh’

By | Published on January 17, 2021
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Rasheeda and her thighs in a black minidress. @rasheeda/Instagram

Rasheeda got her sexy on in a minidress with a sky-high slit that had fans running to tell her hubby, Kirk Frost, what she’s been up to.

On Jan. 17, the rapper shared an image of herself looking unbothered and beautiful in a mid-thigh length, long-sleeved black minidress with a gold zipper running from top to bottom, which she chose to unzip to her hip.

The peek-a-boo vibes that Rasheeda’s ensemble was serving weren’t lost on her. In fact, the Pressed boutique owner seemed to enjoy giving fans “A lil thigh works šŸ–¤,” and with over 146,700 likes on the image, her fans appear to approve.

Although she didn’t tag her outfit’s designer or the shop she bought it from, the entrepreneur has been known to model looks that she carries in her own stores.

“What a lot of people donā€™t know is that Iā€™ve been online for over 10 years now. Previously, my online store was called Iā€™m Bossy. Then I changed the name over to Pressed,ā€ she said last April to Footwear News about how she was keeping her business afloat throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. ā€œSo weā€™ve always been popping that way ā€” weā€™ve just picked it up a little bit. Weā€™re still getting a lot of people ordering and supporting us ā€” but itā€™s nothing like the physical locations. We miss our customers.”

Based on the photo’s comment section, Rasheeda had all eyes on her thighs.

“Yes thighsheedašŸ˜šŸ˜šŸ˜,” praised a fan.

“I’m telling kirk on you ā¤ļøā¤ļø,” a second jokingly warned.

“Jesus take the wheel šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ˜šŸ˜šŸ˜,” wrote a third.

“A lil girl thatā€™s a lot šŸ“ŒšŸ¤«šŸ„µ,” a fourth fan pointed out.

“Well come on @rasheedašŸ‘šŸ½looking good that gym doing favors,” pointed out a fifth.

Rasheeda has continued to heat up the ‘Gram with her on-point personal style, while determined to “stay motivated, driven and focused,” along the way, traits which haven’t gone unnoticed by her fans.

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