Bambi Benson’s ‘Snapback Body’ in Pic with Baby Breland Amazes Fans

Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Bambi Benson shared a sweet photo of herself and her 3-week-old son Breland, but fans paid more attention to the new mother’s post-baby physique.

Benson and her husband Lil Scrappy recently welcomed their baby boy into the world a few weeks ago, but Bambi’s after body seemed to tell a different story. The 32-year-old posted an Instagram selfie on Tuesday of baby Breland lying in her arms. She wrote, “Just Been in the house chillin’ with my lil man 👶🏽 #PrinceBreland 👑.”

Bambi Benson

(photo credit: Bambi Instagram)

Fans were in awe over Benson’s adorable son, but they appeared to be more wowed by the mother’s “snapback” slender frame.

One fan asked, “Darnnnnnn @adizthebam that SnapBack is for real what’s the secret?”

Another person wrote, “Oweee she snatched back like boom. You look flawless Bam🤩😍. Dont even look like you had a baby.”

“Boo your body went right back to snatched instantly!!!!! You look amazing! You look good!!! 🙌🏽.”

“Ouch ma …Can’t even tell you just had a baby😍 that snap back for you was real!!!! Looking great.”

“Who’s body looks like this 3 weeks after giving birth?!!! @adizthebam does🤗.”

One fan commented, “Wait a dog on min….THE SNAPBACK IS FIERCE!!!!! I’m so glad you and Scrap have made this next transition in life. Wishing your little family nothing but the very best! #gorgmamabear 😍.”

Benson gave birth to her son Breland on Sept. 22, and he came in at 8 pounds, 3 ounces. The new mommy wrote in an Instagram caption, “Still feels like I’m dreaming 😍😍😍😍 #Breland is just everything 💙 thanks for all of the prayers 🙏🏾.”

The “LHHATL” star recently celebrated her one-year anniversary with her husband. She shared romantic throwback photos of herself and Lil Scrappy over the course of years in their relationship. She added, “1 year down … forever to go! Happy Anniversary Boo. This year has been so special… I couldn’t be happier 💙💙💙💙💙💙 I love Love love you @reallilscrappy 😍.”

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