Jennifer Williams Fans Think Malik Yoba Is Shooting His Shot After She Posts Racy Photo

Jennifer Williams has assured fans she’s off the market, but fans think veteran actor Malik Yoba has tried to see if he has a chance with the reality star.

Williams uploaded a smiling and sultry selfie on Instagram Monday, Oct. 29.

“Grateful for where I’m at, excited about where I’m going.. #AboutLastNight 💋,” the “Basketball Wives” star captioned the photo.

Jennifer Williams

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With her hair slicked back, her lacy black lingerie body suit on display and a fur coat to match, fans ogled over the picture.

“Damn Jen 👀”

“W.O.W you are so Gorgeous to me?”

“You deserve it beautiful @jenniferwilliams 😍😍😍😍😍”

“Fine Azz Wine 🍷 😍😘💍💎”

“😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍OOOOHHHH 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🙄MYYYYYY GOOOODDDDEEEESSSSSD!!!😍😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘.”

“Exceptional elegance beauty style and flamboyance 🔥😘❤❤️”

And then, Yoba decided to chime in writing, “You play too much twin!!”

jennifer williams

Fans thought the comment meant “The Last O.G.” actor was shooting his shot with Williams or they otherwise began messing with Yoba entirely.

“@malikyoba 😂shooting your shot lol hi malik💖”

“@malikyoba talk yur s— 😭#wassupbigheadseason 🤣”

“@malikyoba nah you play too much looking like an entire entree with dessert!!! Age why don’t you?!!!😂.”

“@malikyoba She is too Beautiful to be ur’ Twin. But, you are Handsome tho.”

But it’s not likely Yoba was trying to get something started with Williams. Less than two weeks ago, Yoba posted a happy birthday message on Instagram dedicated to his girlfriend whom he met on match.com two years earlier.

“Today I choose the extremely rare post about matters of my heart,” he said in part. “Not very long ago we hit the roughest patch of our lives and separated for a time. But TODAY I publicly choose to celebrate YOU, the most incredible woman I’ve ever had the pleasure of loving. My truest reflection ever! It took me 48 years to finally find my match and I’m eternally grateful for you, BJ Hendrix.”

 

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