Angela Simmons Uploads Raciest Beach Photo Yet, Gets Predictable Lustful Reactions

Fans of “Growing Up Hip Hop” star Angela Simmons took it upon herself to crank the heat up a notch after she shared a revealing bikini photo this week.

The 31-year-old mother had been in St. Phillip, Barbados, enjoying the beach life. She took to Instagram on Sunday and shared a photo of herself sporting a red bikini that showed off quite a bit of skin. In the photo, she sat on some rocks with her right hand shading her eyes and the other covering her private area while her legs were gapped open.

Simmons wrote in her photo caption “Looking Forward ♥️.”

Angela Simmons

(Photo: @angelasimmons)

Fans swarmed the reality star’s photo with explicit comments and urged Simmons to remove her hand from covering her crotch area.

“Move your hand and show that phat girl 😍,” one Instagram user commented.

A second fan added, “Move that hand tho 😮 But don’t cover it like that 🤣.”

“Aye that hand… neva mind 😌, show that 🙈🙉,” another wrote.

One person told others to stop “harassing” Simmons.

The “GUHH” star appears to be embracing her carefree side more than usually lately. However, not all fans are taken with her free-spirited behavior.

In 2016, Simmons welcomed her first child with her ex-fiancé Sutton Tennyson, who was shot and killed last November. The reality star was judged tremendously by fans for having a baby out of wedlock, if no other than she pledged for years not to have sex until marriage.

“They judged me. People are always going to be in my comments, ‘Where’s the dad?’ It’s non stop. They’re always worried about my ring and if it’s on or off. They think they know me and they really don’t. They have no idea,” Simmons said during season 3 of “GUHH.”

She continued, “Of course, I heard a lot of chatter about me having a child out of wedlock. You got to imagine, my son has to look back at this one day and you know what, I’m human and it happened. People are always going to have an opinion and that’s just not who I am. I’m not your opinion.”

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