Instagram Deems Tommie Lee the ‘2019 Diana Ross’ With This Hairstyle

Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” alum Tommie Lee left fans gawking over her beauty and teased hair in a recent post.

The 34-year-old reality star took uploaded a series of photos to her Instagram, flossing her most current glam and edgy fashion look. She took to her social account on March 4 with a few images of herself rocking a form-fitting dress by PrettyLittleThing. She coupled the lime-green strapless ensemble with a pair of fuschia-colored stiletto pumps as she posed atop a coffee table, seemingly in her home. She accentuated her attire with drop earrings, and an icy look of apparent diamond-studded bracelet and two apparent diamond rings.

Tommie Lee

Tommie Lee. (@tommie/Instagram)

She opted for a sultry makeup eye look that included a winged liner, a naked bottom lash line to widen the eye and a nude lippie. She jazzed up her style with big, voluminous curls that that fell to the back of her waist.

Tommie Lee

Tommie Lee. (@tomiee/Instagram)

“You can Build A Baddie but you can’t make her Real…💚,” Lee wrote in her caption while also adding two heart emojis.

Fans showered the reality star with a slew of compliments on how her ample ringlets and bold images.

“You betta work bishhhhh🔥,” one user commented underneath Lee’s picture. ” The 2019 Diana Ross version.”

“Who on the hair 😩 it’s so pretty 😍 and you look bomb💚!! I love me some Tommie,” another added.

“Yesssssss Don Diva🖤🖤🖤🖤 you and that hair is a whole mood 💚,” one fan said.

“Tommie!! You’re just everything 😻!” another person exclaimed. “You giving me sensual sultry 60s vibes.”

Before Lee stepped into the reality television and music industry a few years ago, she initially began her career as a model. She also starred in music videos for several celebrities, like rappers Gucci Mane and T.I..

“I started out modeling, doing music videos from Gucci Mane to T.I.,” Lee told VH1 in March 2016. She also spoke about her aspiring music career as a chart-topping rapper.

“I’ve been around this my whole life, it’s my lifestyle I eat, sleep and s–t music. You can’t run away from what you’re meant to do,” she noted.

The mother of two is currently dealing with a few legal disputes including her recent indictment of multiple child abuse charges. If convicted of the charges, she could face 54 years behind bars.

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