Kandi Burruss' Step-Daughter Kaela Dances in Revealing Fishnet Top & Cream Skirt in New Video

Kandi Burruss’ step-daughter joined one of the popular pastimes of today’s generation as she dances on TikTok, wearing a see-through top and skirt.

With the ongoing pandemic that confined people to their homes, several social media users resulted in dancing on the popular app, TikTok.

Several celebrities have created their own account and joined thousands of other users to learn short dances to post on social media.

KAELA’S TIKTOK DANCE

Kandi Burruss’ step-daughter, Kaela, wasn’t spared from the TikTok craze as she recently posted a video of herself using the app.

The clip begins with her preparing to dance before she starts acting weird with drunk-like movements. Nevertheless, the daughter of the television personality looked gorgeous in her black net top and skirt.

Kaela isn’t new to the app as she previously posted videos using TikTok on Instagram, including one that emphasized on her being bored.

BLENDED FAMILY

Kaela is the daughter of Todd Tucker from a previous relationship. When Burruss married the producer, she treated his daughter like her own.

They have since had a blended family, together with “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star’s daughter, Riley, whom she shares with Russel Spencer, and her son Ace, with Tucker.

The past few weeks allowed the Burruss-Tucker family to bond more, given the circumstances that entailed the practice of self-isolation.

Earlier this year, Burruss and Tucker welcomed their newborn baby girl, Blaze, who was born via a surrogate due to previous medical complications.

The reality star shared her journey having a child with their surrogate, Shadina Blunt, claiming that the process was smooth, and she felt like she “gained a new friend.”

BONDING IN QUARANTINE

The past few weeks allowed the Burruss-Tucker family to bond more, given the circumstances that entailed the practice of self-isolation.

During their quarantine, Burruss’ son Ace kept busy by helping his father do chores around the house. Among the things he did was grill food for his family.

Burruss shared her son’s achievement on Instagram with a short video that showed the four-year-old wearing an apron. She wrote:

“My baby boy @acetucker was helping his dad grill today! I hope y’all are somewhere safe & enjoying your families.”

Her post came amid the deadly coronavirus pandemic that hit nearly the entire world, with over a million people infected.