Keyshia Ka’Oir’s Snatched Waist Has Fans Green with Envy

Keyshia Ka’Oir recently posted a “drippy” photo posing with hubby Gucci Mane hanging out in the city on Monday and fans couldn’t help but to notice how flawless Ka’Oir’s body looked.

The video vixen and Gucci were photographed together yesterday evening and the pair appeared to be leaving from the rapper’s show at Magic City Classic in Birmingham, Alabama for an annual football event. The couple was of course decked out from head-to-toe in semi-matching attire.

Keyshia Ka'Oir

(photo credit: L; Keyshia and R; Gucci Mane/ Instagram)

Gucci Mane donned a brown and Black “Fendi” coat while his wifey sported a two-piece “Fendi” crop top and pants set. Ka’Oir captioned the picture, “BFF’s!!”

The lovely couple received tons of praise for being “marriage goals” by social media, but Ka’Oir’s super tiny waist is what really captured fan’s attention.

“SA-NATCHED for the gods 😍😍!”

“Waist goals❤️.”

“No waist gang 🔥🔥.’

“I need her waist trainer asap #snatched.”

“Mom and dad of the Fendi game 🙌.”

“You’re clothes always fit so perfectly.”

One fan on the other hand criticized their “matchy” attire and wrote, “Can someone tell me why the brands have to be worn literally from head to toe.. like people out here doing to much with this.”

Ka’Oir and her hubby continue to remain unbothered by critics and recently celebrated their first wedding anniversary together on October 17. The 33-year-old thanked her husband for loving her unconditionally and shared a throwback photo of their first kiss after exchanging their vowels.

“Happy Anniversary my amazinggggg husband! 10/17 is a very special day for us! Your love is so unique & we’ve grown so much together!” Ka’ Oir wrote. “U loved me with a love that was more than love! As we celebrate 8years together, we celebrate our milestones with so many memories! I Love u soooooooosooooo much my LIFE partner! MRS DAVIS❤️.”

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