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[Zankou.]

Going-out-of-business signs festooned the outside of her store on a recent Tuesday afternoon. "All Sales Final," said one sign. A second sign said "Fixtures For Sale." Another: "50-75% Off." The store was not open at the time.

Leakes, who has been on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" for much of the past 12 years, opened this location in November 2017 after closing her store in Buckhead. She lives near the mall, which includes a Bass Pro Shops, Burlington Coat Factory, Medieval Times, H&M and a Spencer's Gifts.

She also owns Swagg Boutiques at the MGM National Harbor in Maryland and Miami Beach. Her Swagg Boutique website also still appears active.

Leakes is represented by JonesWorks, a publicity firm. A spokeswoman there, Jennifer Abel, did not respond for comment.

Leakes closed the Sugarloaf Mills store in March when malls shut down at the start of the pandemic and posted an Instagram video at the time about it. The store did eventually reopen, as did the mall, but brick-and-mortar retail sales for clothing stores have not recovered. Many chains have filed for bankruptcy protection in recent months including Men's Warehouse, J. Crew, Neiman Marcus, J.C. Penney, Ann Taylor, Brooks Brothers and Lord & Taylor.

























Kandi's new location for TAGS is nice lol

[M-Rocka]

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[Amazing]

The world economy is tanking. She ain't the only one suffering.

[Cowgirl]

The world economy is tanking. She ain't the only one suffering.

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Her mess wasn't doing well before the pandemic.

[Zankou.]

The world economy is tanking. She ain't the only one suffering.

oh wow really? 

[Kaeli.]

ffvsvfs

i didn't know her mess was still open all this time 

[Kaeli.]

Y'all brought up Kandi like her shit wasn't closed because she couldn't afford the rent where It was and opened It up in the hood next to her restaurant. It's tough for businesses out here don't cheer someone's potential loss

Kandi has how many cash flows to fall back on? 

Please they're not the same

[Zankou.]

Y'all brought up Kandi like her shit wasn't closed because she couldn't afford the rent where It was and opened It up in the hood next to her restaurant. It's tough for businesses out here don't cheer someone's potential loss

One of the dumbest posts I've ever seen. The area is being renovated so queen moved.

[bby ddy]

I heard Nene was selling second hand stuff in there on the low.

[Demetri La Robyn 🤴🏾]

Kandi new location so cute and being right next to her restaurant should generate more coins.

[CHOKE]

Death @ 'Swag Boutique'

Niggas are so short sighted 

[The Brandy Barbie]

Going-out-of-business signs festooned the outside of her store on a recent Tuesday afternoon. "All Sales Final," said one sign. A second sign said "Fixtures For Sale." Another: "50-75% Off." The store was not open at the time.

Leakes, who has been on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" for much of the past 12 years, opened this location in November 2017 after closing her store in Buckhead. She lives near the mall, which includes a Bass Pro Shops, Burlington Coat Factory, Medieval Times, H&M and a Spencer's Gifts.

She also owns Swagg Boutiques at the MGM National Harbor in Maryland and Miami Beach. Her Swagg Boutique website also still appears active.

Leakes is represented by JonesWorks, a publicity firm. A spokeswoman there, Jennifer Abel, did not respond for comment.

Leakes closed the Sugarloaf Mills store in March when malls shut down at the start of the pandemic and posted an Instagram video at the time about it. The store did eventually reopen, as did the mall, but brick-and-mortar retail sales for clothing stores have not recovered. Many chains have filed for bankruptcy protection in recent months including Men's Warehouse, J. Crew, Neiman Marcus, J.C. Penney, Ann Taylor, Brooks Brothers and Lord & Taylor.

Oh, she lives near Sugarloaf Mills. That's an upscale area. And Porsha lives in the same neighborhood? They don't live very far from where I grew up.

Business is bad for a lot of people now a days.

[Kalifornia.]

[Vonc2002]

Omfg! Kiiiiiiiiiiii

[Cowboy Nine]

Going-out-of-business signs festooned the outside of her store on a recent Tuesday afternoon. "All Sales Final," said one sign. A second sign said "Fixtures For Sale." Another: "50-75% Off." The store was not open at the time.

Leakes, who has been on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" for much of the past 12 years, opened this location in November 2017 after closing her store in Buckhead. She lives near the mall, which includes a Bass Pro Shops, Burlington Coat Factory, Medieval Times, H&M and a Spencer's Gifts.

She also owns Swagg Boutiques at the MGM National Harbor in Maryland and Miami Beach. Her Swagg Boutique website also still appears active.

Leakes is represented by JonesWorks, a publicity firm. A spokeswoman there, Jennifer Abel, did not respond for comment.

Leakes closed the Sugarloaf Mills store in March when malls shut down at the start of the pandemic and posted an Instagram video at the time about it. The store did eventually reopen, as did the mall, but brick-and-mortar retail sales for clothing stores have not recovered. Many chains have filed for bankruptcy protection in recent months including Men's Warehouse, J. Crew, Neiman Marcus, J.C. Penney, Ann Taylor, Brooks Brothers and Lord & Taylor.

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