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Pregnant Kenya Moore Jokes About Kandi Burruss’ Burlesque Show, Fans Crack Up

Posted byBy Kiersten Willis | Published on: | Updated on September 23, 2018 CommentsComments (0)

Kandi Burruss has plans underway to get her burlesque show in order and is calling on all dancers to audition — and Kenya Moore wants a piece of the action.

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star posted a reminder for the call Tuesday, Sept. 18, which urges male and female dancers of all shapes and sizes to show off their skills on Wednesday evening. The auditions will be held at 5 p.m. at The Kandi Factory.

“Please bring 2 copies of your resume and headshot, dress in your sexiest all black and ladies, bring heels. 21+,” the flyer read.

“Reminder if you are a dope dancer in the Atl area I’m having an Audition tomorrow at the Kandi Factory! Register by email today at [email protected]!” Burruss added in the caption.

Many fans remarked about how they plan to, or would like to, show up.

“@kandi I sent the email. Will we receive a confirmation email back?”

“@texasswagg wish you was in the Atlanta Area this would be good for you”

“@coco_butta_qt THIS WOULD BE EPIC!”

And Moore jokingly alerted Burruss that she’ll be there, too.

“I’ll be there! I’ll be like the pregnant woman in Rihanna’s fashion show 😂😂😂 I wish,” Moore said, referencing Slick Woods, who gave birth following Rih’s lingerie show at New York Fashion Week.

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Fans found the remark comical.

“@thekenyamoore 😂”

“@thekenyamoore 🤣🤣🤣yes!”

“u would be cute tho 😍”

“@thekenyamoore ❤️🔥❤️ @thekenyamoore 🕺🏽🕺🏽”

Burruss first teased plans about bringing her sex dungeon to life earlier this month. Then she told fans about the big event, which is happening at The Buckhead Theater in October.

“I decided to make the dungeon come to life for One Night Only on Oct. 12th in Atlanta & I’m inviting everybody!!!” Burruss said on Instagram. “It’s a Burlesque show/Dungeon Party. Tickets are limited so GET THEM NOW at KandiOnline.com! There’s a cash prize for best costume so be creative! 😜🔥💋#WelcomeToTheDungeon #MyEventsAreAlwaysLitSoMakeSureYouAreThere #FreakyFriday 🎥: @theshaywest.”

The theme came from a rumor former RHOA cast member Phaedra Parks spread on the show’s 10th season, which alleged Burruss wanted to drug and rape Porsha Williams in her supposed sex dungeon.

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