Rasheeda is one strong @ss woman since she has deicided to stay with her high school sweatheart Kirk Frost despite fathering a child outside of his marriage.
Get the tea on Rasheeda and her husband Kirk Frost…
CelebNReality247.com has learned that Rasheeda is still with Kirk trying to work out his infidelity issues, despite the allegations!
Rasheeda and Kirk Frost story-line for Love & Hip Hop Atlanta season 6 has been the most interesting this season. With Karlie Redd and Joc getting in the mix we’ve learned the rewind button is in full effect this season.
Karlie and Joc are back on this season for a little while since it’s been reported that Black Ink Crew’s Ceaser and Karlie are dating currently. And Kirk took us down memory lane with his cheating antics, putting Rasheeda through more humiliation on national TV.
What a guy, right?
Anyways, here is where Rasheeda and Kirk stand these days:
Kirk ‘cheating’ Frost allegedly had a child with a woman named Jasmine Washington, Rasheeda is really taking her role as wife serious. Mrs. Frost is sticking to her vows “until death we part,” and Kirk is one lucky muthaf—a! he should love, respect, cherish and keep his dick solely for Rasheeda!
She is a true ride or die chick!
Sources are claiming that Rasheeda has invested so much of her life into Kirk that she can’t help but believe him.
Ra is apparently staying with Kirk Frost amidst his alleged baby & side chick
An insider reveals:
“That’s her man, her world, and she loves him. Her entire life and her ability to trust anyone, especially a man, would come crumbling down if Kirk’s the father of [Jasmine]’s baby. It was a huge blow to Rasheeda’s spirit and she’d start unraveling quickly. She’s sticking by her man. She has to to keep her sanity and her life in check.”
CelebNReality247.com has also [via The JasmineBrand] learned that Kirk and Jasmine are keeping it top secret as to whether or not they’ve taken a paternity test. Sources tell us that VH1’s production team wants to do the big reveal on the show or at the reunion.
