Reginae Carter, the 20-year-old daughter of rapper Lil Wayne, is racking up points from fans who love how she embraces her natural beauty.
The “Growing Up Hip Hop: Atlanta” alum took to her Instagram page on Friday morning and shared a photo of herself naturally glammed up from head to toe. She sported a red Balenciaga sweater dress with a pair of black and silver striped sock boots and a mini designer bag.
Carter also opted for a simple side-part shoulder-length bob and bare face free of makeup that seemingly accentuated her natural beauty.
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“Currently doing the Balenciaga challengeš,” the 20-year-old reality star wrote in her caption.
Fans clamored underneath her comments, remarking over how naturally dolled up she looked.
“Yas Nae show tf out!!!,” a fan wrote. “You are killing the natural gameĀ š.”
Another added, “I really love that you donāt pile whole lot of makeup on your face NATURAL BEAUTY & GLOW š (( & Iām a makeup girl)) #whenyourmelaninispoppin.”
One fan commented on Carter’s overall look.
“This outfit is a 10, natural face is a 10 and that body is a 10 love you NaeĀ š„š.”
The 20-year-old appears to be comfortable in her naturalness and isn’t afraid to let folks know. Over the years, Carter has fought off detractors who’ve body-shamed her for having a”natural” physique.
In May 2018, the reality star got into a minor spat with a fan who suggested that she undergo plastic surgery to enhance her appearance. The star posted a photo of herself donning a black cutout dress from Fashion Nova when a fan urged her to get breast implants.
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“You lit! all you need to do is get you some breast implants! no shade!!! because i think you LIT!!” the commenter wrote underneath her photo.
Carter made it perfectly clear that she was secure with her body and wasn’t here for society’s beauty standards. She issued a classy clapback to the naysayer and replied, āIām good. Society ruined you tho.ā
Despite the initial fan’s negative comment, the 20-year-old got an overwhelming amount of support from others.
“Girl ur boobs are fine. Donāt put that on your body. Why would anyone suggest that,ā one of her supporters wrote.
Another added, “You are beautiful just the way you are.”
