“Love & Hip Hop Atlanta” Season 6 star, Kirk Frost, has found himself in a difficult situation. According to multiple news outlets, the reality star allegedly cheated on his wife and co-star, Rasheeda.

This will not be the first time that the “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta” Season 6 celebrity was involved in a similar issue. It was previously reported that Frost cheated on Rasheeda while she was pregnant. This was even reportedly tackled in one of the episodes of the famous reality show.

Just recently, he has become entangled in yet another cheating story. A young woman named Jasmine Washington had recently come forward, claiming to be Frost’s mistress. According to the report, Washington and the “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta” Season 6 celebrity have been seeing each other secretly for over a year. They have already broken up, but they allegedly have a six-month-old son together.

Frost is reportedly not paying child support, which is the reason why Washington sued the reality star. In addition to that, she is also asking for him to play for her legal fees.

Apparently, while they were allegedly dating, Frost encouraged her not to go to work and provided her with daily allowance. Based on the court documents that were procured and have been posted on the Internet, the “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta” Season 6 star had even provided her with her own vehicle as an incentive to keep seeing him.

The star’s former mistress now claims to be in a “state of financial distress.” Since Washington came out with her claims, Frost has never admitted to the allegations. He has consistently denied that the boy is his. He stopped giving her any financial support and even took back the car he gave her.

Washington, having a current income of zero, has not been able to find an efficient day care center for her son - primarily because she was not able to get herself a job. Despite having no source of income, however, it was revealed that her monthly expenses are $4,059 - an amount that does not even include the $1,456 that she needs to give back to creditors.