Keyshia Ka’Oir Stuns In Nothing But Glitter, Sending Fans Into a Tizzy

Model Keyshia Ka’oir left little to the imagination when she bared it all for a sexy photo shoot wearing nothing but red body glitter and a pair of red pumps.

In a behind-the-scenes clip posted to Instagram, Ka’oir flaunted her amazing abs and curves as she shimmied across the glitter-covered floor. The reality star focused in on her “stomach muscles” while jamming to the music as the photographer snapped photo after photo.

The risqué shoot sent fans swooning.

“This is soooooo beautiful!,” one person wrote. “I’m thinking about doing this for my birthday photo shoot.”

“I aspire to be this extra 😅😀😀,” another fan chimed in.

“Beautiful and creative. You never ceases to amaze me with your innovative ideas❤️🔥,” wrote another, adding “🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 🗣GO AAAWWWWFFF FAIRY HOOD MOTHER!”

Other fans jokingly remarked that the photo shoot looked like Ka’Oir was “on her period.”

Not everyone was impressed with Ka’Oir’s glittery getup, however. Some critics blasted the model, who’s married to Atlanta rapper Gucci Mane, for posting her near naked body on social media for the whole world to see.

“I have to much class and morals and respect for myself and my husband to be on social media showing my beautiful body,” one woman wrote. “If she had God in her life, I do not think she would’ve thought twice about doing this. Not jealous, just need to keep things to the world imagination.”

“She sacrificed herself!,” said another. “I’m telling all of you who do music 🎶 you do not have to put on a front like this don’t sell your soul.”

“Whew child. These photographers just be having y’all doing anything,” one user opined.

Ka’oir has received flak for her seductive photos in the past, with critics arguing that a wife and mother-of-three should be dressing much more conservatively. The model seems unfazed by the haters, however, and continues to wow fans with her sexy looks.

Watch more in the clip below.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BrXq51VHYje/?utm_source=ig_embed

 

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