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‘LHHH’ Masika Kalysha Fires Back at Hater Who Tries to Body Shame Her

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Masika Kalysha on “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” clapped back at a fan who made a negative remark about the reality star’s body.

Kalysha posted two images of herself on Instagram Wednesday afternoon wearing a red spandex shorts jumpsuit from “Pretty Little Things.”

One troll underneath the “P.T.O.S.” singer’s comments tried to humiliate her body and said, “Her body was never the same after that baby✋😣.”

The reality star pulled no punches and clapped right back at the social media user and praised her body.

“Thank God! It looks so much better now 😍 so glad you’re paying such close attention. I appreciate the support from all my fans 💋,” she said.

Kalysha is the queen of comebacks especially on “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” when she told Miss Nikki during Season 1’s reunion, “I have heels higher than your self-esteem.”

The reality star also shares an adorable little girl, Khari Barbie, with rapper Fetty Wap and was engulfed in a beef in the last season of the reality show with one of the rapper’s baby mama Alexis Sky. Sky claimed Fetty Wap cheated on her with Kalysha, but the reality star denied the allegations.

The “Black Cinderella” artist was recently spotted out with her new beau Geno Smith, an NFL quarterback who plays for the Los Angeles Chargers. The pair was spotted at TAO’s restaurant for the reality star’s birthday. She tried to keep the couple’s relationship out of the limelight, but her fans quickly discovered the two were an item.

It’s not confirmed whether or not Kalysha will appear on the new season of “LHHH”. It premieres July 23 on VH1.

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