Reginae Carter’s Braless Photo Makes Fans Wonder if She Got Implants

Former “Growing Up Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Reginae Carter is creating serious buzz on social media after revealing extra cleavage in an outfit she was wearing.

Carter took to her Instagram account this week to seemingly promote a Fashion Nova advertisement. She shared a photo of herself rocking a non-makeup look with slightly tossed tresses, a pair of denim blue jeans and open-toe heels. The cleavage-baring top she donned was a long-sleeved ruffled khaki blouse that belted around her waist.

Reginae Carter

photo courtesy@colormenae

“Transform into a billy cause I really am the goat 💋,” the 20-year-old wrote in her photo caption.

Fans instantly zoomed in on Carter’s exposed area and went back and forth on whether or not she has gotten breast implants.

“You been hiding cos u got ur boobs done?” one fan asked.

Another fan posed the same question and commented, “Them boobs big today sis 😂 did she get her breasts done?”

Other fans jumped to the star’s defense by maintaining that she didn’t receive any cosmetic surgery.

“I’m sure she don’t got implants sorry she’s natural,” one person wrote.

Another added, “People keep thinking she got her boobs done ya’ll she didn’t 🙄.”

Although Carter has blossomed into a young woman, many fans still look at her as the small daughter of rapper Lil Wayne. She told BET during a 2017 interview that she was trying to break away from her father’s shadow and begin a career of her own.

“I’ve been in and out of acting classes, but now I’m ready,” Carter said. “I really want to build a career in acting, so that’s what. I’m just looking forward to auditioning and, you know, getting turned down. I’m looking for all of that, ’cause that’s only going to get me stronger and ready for the real world.”

Last November, the 20-year-old announced on social media that she had landed her first major acting gig in the upcoming Lifetime film “Pride and Prejudice: Atlanta.” The movie is an all-Black contemporary version of “Pride and Prejudice” based on the 19th century novel by Jane Austen. Carter will star alongside Jackée Harry, Reginald Vel Johnson, and Keshia Knight Pulliam, among others. Shooting wrapped in the same month as Carter’s announcement, but the premiere date of the movie has yet to be announced.

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