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Chicken is almost always best not reheated. You risk drying it out, and ruining the texture.
I've not tried it, but a couple of min in the air fryer might crisp up the breading without overcooking the meat.
I've done that often, and it's pretty good. French fries too, you can get one adequate reheat in an air fryer, but it's touchy... a couple of minutes at the temp that works best in your fryer, and nothing more, or they turn into garbage twigs. Still don't finish them and try it again? Garbage twigs. The line between ever so slightly overcrisped, yet still solid, leftover fries and garbage twigs is rather thin.
Re-oil and you will be fine for both.