Nene Leakes Trashed for Wearing the Same White T-Shirt and Camo Pants Over and Over

Nene Leakes regularly takes time out of her busy schedule to model some of the latest fashions coming into her Swagg Boutique store in Duluth, Ga., but this time she got scrutinized for appearing to have a favorite ensemble.

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star posted her latest ‘fit on Instagram on Monday, Oct. 29, and several fans dissed her for wearing her usual camouflage pants and white v-neck t-shirt.

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“Am I the only person 🤔?!… This chic loves them camouflage pants! But you doing your thing! #rhoa #neneleakes #teamnene #bloop.”

“Omg smh 🤦🏾‍♀️.. Nene please stop with this Same outfit..”

“Girl you know you love them pants.”

And this is not the first time fans have noticed the ensemble. They’ve pointed out Leakes’ love for pairing the two clothing items together on some past posts, including some as recent as Sunday, Oct. 21. And the RHOA star has been rocking variations of the outfit all month, with various shoes, dusters and sunglasses to give it a different feel.

“You love this camo pants w/ white tee look, huh Sis?!”

“NeNe is the coolest for sure 😎 you getting some serious mileage out of that camouflage and white t shirt outfit tho girl 😂 #lightshade.”

“Im tired of those pants.”

“Nene always has that v-neck and those pants on. . I’m sorry but I can’t keep ignoring this.. ..”

And one commenter even grew sick of the white tees back in July writing, “That white Tshirt needs to go…ugh.”

Still, there are many other fans who love the pieces. They frequently ask Leakes where they can buy the v-neck top.

“What type of white tshirts do you wear?”

“Love the white T-shirt’s you rock!! You make them look so classy. Brand please…. 😬😊”

And others are eager to get their hands on a pair of cargo pants.

“I need me some of those pants👍🏽”

“@neneleakes I love your pants!!!!!! Where did you get them?”

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