Karen King Of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta Twerking On IG Post Jail Release 


Welp! —

A lil jail time appears to be “nothing to a G” as Love & Hip Hop Atlanta’s Karen “KK” King is seen twerking it up on Instagram after bailing out of Fulton County Jail on forgery & identity theft charges (read all about that, here) this morning.

The since deleted videos were posted to fellow cast member Tommie’s IG page and shows KK partying it up & twerking with some guy that walks into the room. He seems to enjoy himself adding a few interesting dance moves of his own.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BF0QbWTo6no/

https://www.instagram.com/p/BF1FSjII6qP/

Umm, I’m not so sure I’d be on social media twerking while facing such egregious FEDERAL charges, but hey I guess that’s why I’m not on reality TV either. Maybe I’m not quite gangsta enough? 😔 I digress.

Do you think KK is innocent or guilty of the charges? Will twerking on IG help or hurt her case?

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Atlanta One Of Most HIV Infected Cities In The Country 

Just FYI… If you live in or around the Atlanta area, you might wanna go celibate or at best practice safe sex habits. 

The “package” is running ramped.😳

    
According to the CDC, a sexual deadly disease is rampant in Metro Atlanta, and scientists are calling it an epidemic.

One in 51 Georgians will be diagnosed with HIV in their lifetime, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

“Downtown Atlanta is as bad as Zimbabwe or Harare or Durban,” said Dr. Carlos del Rio, co-director of Emory University’s Center for AIDS Research.

Atlanta ATM Dispenses Customers Stamps Instead Of Cash

Ok so, I am rarely ever at a loss for words. 

Currently, I am at a loss for words. 

Can you imagine going by the ATM to withdraw your hard earned CASH and withdrawing mailing STAMPS instead?! Like, huh?! I can’t imagine. Oh the furry.

Peep the story. 

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An Atlanta woman tells Channel 2 Action News that a mistake at a local ATM cost her hundreds of dollars.

Now she says she’s fighting to get back that money.

The woman said she visited a Fifth-Third Bank ATM for cash. But instead, she got $280 in stamps.

Managers told her a full refund could take a month.

“I went to a machine that was provided at this facility and you think you’re supposed to get currency back. And you’re not getting currency back. You’re getting stamps.” 

Apparently, she wasn’t the only customer this happened to. Read more here