Relatives of the up-and-coming Atlanta musician T-Hood claim that Kelsie Frost, the daughter of Kirk Frost, was involved in his homicide.
As per the Gwinnett County authorities, the artist, whose real name is Tevin Hood, was shot dead at a residence in unincorporated Snellville during the early hours of August 8.
Officers responded to a call at a house on Lee Road, where they discovered Hood suffering from gunshot injuries. He was swiftly transported to a nearby hospital, where he was declared deceased.
The 33-year-old T-Hood was recognized locally for his regional rap track “Girls In The Party.” His loved ones are grieving his untimely passing through emotional posts on social media.
Tributes to the deceased rapper overwhelmed social media, amid accusations suggesting that Kelsie Frost, 30, may be tied to Hood’s killing.
Kirk Frost, 56, is widely recognized as a regular participant on the VH1 reality program “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta.”
Kelsie, an aspiring vocalist who was employed at her stepmother Rasheeda Frost’s boutique in Buckhead, is the oldest of Kirk’s six children. Kelsie featured in Season 5 of “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta.”
Online discussions suggest that Kelsie and her two brothers are linked to Hood’s demise.
A woman named Jayda Alanae tagged Kelsie on Instagram, accusing her of being involved in her brother T. Hood’s murder.
“This is all your fault, you deceitful b**ch!! You all murdered my brother!” an upset Jayda expressed in a comment.
Jayda alleges that Kelsie orchestrated Hood’s setup after domestic strife in Kirk and Rasheeda’s home was made known to outsiders.
Following a verbal altercation, Kelsie allegedly called her brothers – one of whom purportedly shot Hood.
Now, Hood’s family is accusing the Frosts of concealing the shooter. However, Gwinnett authorities state that they are not looking into these claims.