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Looks Like Kandi Burruss’ ‘Old Lady Gang’ Restaurant Is On the Move

Posted byBy Kiersten Willis | Published on: | Updated on September 24, 2018 CommentsComments (0)

It looks like Kandi Burruss‘ Old Lady Gang restaurant is getting mobile!

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star’s husband and restaurant co-owner Todd Tucker debuted a custom Mercedes-Benz featuring the faces of Burruss’ mother and her aunts that the eatery is named after. The side of the hatchback features Aunt Bertha, Mama Joyce and Aunt Nora with their red aprons and cookware.

“When you pull up in that one of a kind BENZ! Lol @oldladygang is rolling now!” Tucker captioned the Tuesday, Sept. 4 post.

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Fans excitedly chimed in about the newest OLG development.

“Love it Much Success @oldladygang #worldwide.”

“Now this is dope 🔥🔥”

“I love it 💯🙌🏽👊🏽🥂”

“Too cute! May God continue to bless #oldladygang.”

“It’s amazing to see your vision take off like that 😊😉.”

“Wow so cool proud of you all looks great that’s how you know your business is doing good when you have your Mercedes wrap lol.”

Burruss and Tucker have been successful in their Atlanta restaurant business since it opened in 2017. Just months ago, Tucker posted a photo of a line wrapped around the corner from OLG.

“Over a year later and lines are still down the block! Thank you for all the support! God is good!” Tucker said on Instagram in July.

The restaurant has proven such a success that a second location is currently under construction in Camp Creek, Ga.

While that gets built up, Burruss recently announced that Old Lady Gang was going to be included as a menu option at the newly revamped Phillips Arena, home of the Atlanta Hawks.

“I have been keeping this to myself but now I can finally announce that we will have an @oldladygang in the #PhillipsArena!!!! I’m so excited!” Burruss shared on Instagram last month. “Tonight they unveiled some of the new things they’re bringing to the newly renovated arena. I’m thankful to be a part of that. I’m also thankful that the first concert that will be in the new #PhillipsArena will be the #SoSoDef tour! So I get to be on stage & then meet you at my restaurant in the food court…😂.”

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