Kirk Rasheeda Divorce Fake? 'Love And Hip Hop: Atlanta’ Stars Faking Marriage Troubles As ‘Plot To Get Popular,’ Wendy Williams Says

Kirk Frost and wife Rasheeda have been having serious marital problems. Kirk and Rasheeda's marriage troubles have been featured on the reality show "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta," but now talk show host Wendy Williams says it might all be an act to boost ratings.

"First of all Rasheeda, you and Kirk are ratchet for drumming up this story line, right here. Okay? Cuz you know what you're doing, cuz Stevie and my Puerto Rican princess, Joseline, were the popular couple [sic]. And you and your husband, or whatever you wanna call that animal, you all did this as a plot to get popular on that show. It's a shame what people will do to stay on this reality tv," Williams said, according to IBTimes.

Williams then compared "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta" to another popular reality show: "Keeping Up With the Kardashians."

"This is worse than the Kardashians. This is got to be the most ratchet [of] all reality shows on tv. It is disgusting but I cannot stop watching. Let me just say this. None of you'll call, I don't want you to come on the show. It's just that I do watch, but you're not suitable guest(s) for the show, except for you my Puerto Rican princess Joseline," Williams continued.

On the second season of "LHH:ATL," Frost angered fans when he cheated on his pregnant wife of 10 years.

Another clue that suggests Kirk and Rasheeda have been faking the turbulence in their marriage is that the girl he allegedly had an affair with is Miss Mary Jane, and she shared a peculiar message on Twitter.

According to Mstars, Mary Jane tweeted a message that alludes to her acting skills, and perhaps her ability to pretend she had an affair with Kirk.

The reality star tweeted: "Since I was 14yrs old living in Studio City, CA.. I have been trained as an... Anyone that knows me know what the blank says. ‪#Goodbye"

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