Karrueche Tran Sets Internet Ablaze Posing in Barely-There Bikini

Karrueche Tran is giving hope to all the women who’s rear ends may not match their big personalities.

The “Claws” actress uploaded a shot showing how off her sculpted derrière, which was dusted with sand and covered in skimpy bikini bottoms.

“LITTLE BOOTIES MATTER 🍑 Click link in bio to see how I maintain my little cupcake w my trainer @mrmvtfit 🎥: @createwhatstrue,” Tran captioned the photo uploaded to Instagram Friday, Dec. 14.

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Fans ate up the booty-bearing shot.

“Tiny hiney 😍😘😍”

“Lawd Hammercy!”

“You look beautiful, all natural.”

“Yesssssssss.”

“Wow this is by far one of the greatest booties I’ve seen on IG 😍”

“🤦🏾‍♂️😍Gahh damn.”

“Victor a lucky man😊🤗”

And others applauded the star for giving smaller butts their due.

“Thank you sis! Our little booties do matter! 👏”

“Yup we do 😍”

“Put on for us 💕💕💕”

“They sure do! Mine included 😏”

“WE SURE DO!!!!!💪”

“Thank you 😫”

“😂 Lol… you are to cute and funny, you remind me if my nieces growing up. Yes they do 🍑”

For those who see Tran’s taunt tush as body goals, a glimpse of the model’s YouTube page reveals a link to a 20 to 30-minute “booty blast workout” that only needs two exercise bands to complete.

Just as fans marveled at her figure on Instagram, one on YouTube applauded her for being a celebrity with a refreshingly natural figure in a sea of stars eager to plump up their bodies.

“It’s refreshing to see a celeb with a natural figure, I hope she stays like that. No pressure cuz ppl should be able to do/fix wat they want in order to achieve ultimate self-esteem. However, I say it’s refreshing because social media, the internet, youtubers, & regular degular schmegular people keep pushing plastic surgery & making us to believe these plastic figures are achievable & it’s not. Or even making us believe a certain body type is greater than the other.”

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