Ever since Kirk Frost cheated on his wife, Rasheeda, in front of “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta” cameras, he’s not only been in the dog house with Rasheeda, he’s been in the dog house with angry fans as well. Although’s he’s halfheartedly admitted in the past that he was wrong for his infidelity, he’s now claiming that Rasheeda understands why he did it.
In a recent interview with Bossip, Frost, once again, defended himself against claims that he’s a “dog.”
“I didn’t dog her, I had to get a point across,” Frost said.
Kirk continued to defend his bad behavior by pointing the finger back at angry fans and claiming he’s not perfect, and neither are they.
During last night’s episode of “LAHHA,” Rasheeda announced that she’s be filing for legal separation from Frost. She remained mum about whether or not he and Rasheeda were divorcing.
“We’ve been through similar things like that in the past,” Frost said. He, again, tried to downplay his infidelity and claimed that Rasheeda understands his reasons for cheating on her – which were apparently to get back at her.
“For me to just go play around with a few chicks to try to really p*ss her off, I brush it off as it may have been embarrassing to my wife–which I said, ‘I’m sorry, I shouldn’t have did that,’” he said, “She understands where I was coming from. She don’t like it, and she’s mad, but again, she understands where I was coming from.”
“I don’t want to be just running around,” said Kirk. “I definitely won’t be playing Rasheeda like that anymore anyway. That’s not going to fly in her book. I crossed the line, I already know she ain’t playing with it.”
Sadly for Frost, he doesn’t seem to understand that he’s tarnishing his image – as well as Rasheeda’s brand. To displace blame and defend his actions, instead of simply taking full responsibility for what he does in the public eye. It’s safe to say that no one’s asking for him to be perfect, they’re just asking him to show humility, remorse and change.
Check out a list of celebrity cheaters who were able to redeem their image below. – nicholas robinson
