Teyana Taylor Shuts Down the Internet With Nude Photo: ‘So Fine. Lawd’

Teyana Taylor posted a nude photo of herself to thank fans for wishing her a happy birthday.

The singer turned 28 on Monday Dec. 10, and showed herself lying in a bed, staring seductively at the camera. “Thank you for all the b-day love,” she captioned the photo.

Teyana Taylor posted a nude photo of herself that got a huge reaction

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The responses came quick and they were plentiful.

“Damn, Iman got lucky,” one person wrote.

“Happy birthday, mama,” wrote someone else. “This one should have been your album cover. Was this that same shoot?”

“An extremely cool and sexy thing,” a third person commented. “Wishing you a lot of cool and beautiful things in this year ahead.”

The GOOD Music singer also posted another birthday photo that’s gotten a lot of attention. It’s a shot of herself with friends as they make their way to LIV Nightclub in Miami. Teyana is wearing a barely-anything-there dress in the photo and rocking blond braids, which many say they love.

“We brought in the b-day so crazy at midnight I barely got to take any pics,” wrote Teyana. “But I appreciate @Mianights for catching at least a couple good ones on the walk in to LIV. We turnt dat bitch out. I’m already hung over as f—. Bitch, ain’t this is just the beginning.”

Teyana Taylor posted a nude photo of herself that got a huge reaction

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Perhaps most ironic, is that men seemed to lust more for the photo of Teyana wearing the tiny dress than the image of her nude.

“@teyanataylor is so fine, lawd, that attitude is the beat swag a woman can have,” someone wrote. under the dress photo.

And a lot of the woman said all of the photos give them major incentive to hit the gym.

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