Rasheeda’s Husband Kirk Frost Dodging Baby Mama Jasmine Washington
Kirk Frost Dodging Baby Mama Jasmine Washington
Jasmine Washington, the woman who claims to have given birth to married Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta reality star Kirk Frost’s son, has seen her paternity case against him come to a standstill, according to Bossip.
The site reports,
Washington said she and Frost enjoyed a secret relationship where he encouraged her not to work, and she became his kept woman. He gave her a living allowance and even gave her a car to drive as an incentive to stay with him, according to court docs obtained by BOSSIP.
Washington said Frost fathered her son but abandoned both of them when she ended their relationship. Now, Jasmine said it’s time he steps up and pay child support as well as her legal fees. But BOSSIP has learned that the case has stalled. Why? Because Washington apparently hasn’t been able to find Frost and serve him with her complaint. The legal situation has become so dire for Washington that she asked a judge to hold a hearing about Frost’s lack of service next month.
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