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5 Times Kandi Burruss Served Us Body This Summer

By | Published on August 7, 2018
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Kandi Burruss can do just about no wrong when it comes to fashion. After giving birth to her son Ace Wells Tucker two years ago, “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star got her body into gear and hasn’t looked back since. This summer, Burruss proudly showed off her fit, curvy figure and below are five looks that had her fans drooling.

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The Club Outfit that Never Was

Burruss was set to go clubbing one summer night in Miami but by the time the rest of her group showed up, she had already changed and was ready to get picked up to head to the airport. Still, she didn’t waste a good photo opportunity.

“I did my own makeup & curled my hair but now I’m sleepy & really don’t feel like going to the club…. when you’re the only one ready to go you might as well take a good pic!” she said on Instagram.

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Her Xscape Tour Bodysuit

During this summer’s tour with her group Xscape, Burruss graced fans on stage in Kansas City, Mo., with a daring bodysuit that fans couldn’t take their eyes off of.

“Kandi you look amazing,🙌🏽” one fan commented.

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Tiny’s Birthday Turn Up In Miami

While soaking up some sun while boating with Xscape group member Tiny Harris during her week-long birthday celebrations, Burruss may have stolen the show in her mesh, cut out, one-piece swimsuit.

“Reminiscing about the sun & water in Miami… it’s a cloudy day in the ‘A,’ she captioned the throwback photo.

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A Sexy Bulls Jersey for Her Man

Burruss pulled out all the stops to commemorate husband Todd Tucker turning the big 4-5 this month and gave fellow party guests a run for their money in her Chicago Bulls get up.

“I just threw my baby @todd167 an epic bday party!!!!! I will be posting pics for days from this party,” Burruss said on IG.

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(@kandi/Instagram)

Birthday Behavior

As she celebrated her 42nd trip around the sun in Las Vegas back in May, Burruss decided to stick to a very summer-like outfit. Her hair was kept off her neck in a sleek bob while the singer sported a cropped off-the-shoulder top and a flowy, breathable skirt.

“Still celebrating! #BirthdayBehavior #TeamTaurus #StyledByNoIGJeremy 🎂🎈🎉🎊 #KandiTakesVegas,” she captioned the May 18 post.

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