Reginae Carter Kills It in Red Bathing Suit: ‘This Is Your Color’

Former “Growing Up Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Reginae Carter caused quite a stir on the Internet this week after flossing her physique on the ‘Gram.

The 20-year-old took to her social media feed this past weekend with a few images from her recent vacation. She apparently traveled to Florida sometime last week with her mother Toya Wright and her one-year-old sister for a family vacation. However, it seems Carter was still able to get a few selfies in of herself in her swimwear.

She sported a red monokini with white lace detailing in the front and a pair of matching red FILA shorts retailing at $42. She added a pair of red-lens copper-frame sunglasses to complete the look as she posed for a photo
seemingly outside of her family’s resort.

Reginae Carter.
Reginae Carter. @colormenae/Instagram

“Oh hey big head 😏,” Carter captioned her photo on April 6.

Fans flooded the celeb’s photo, showering her with comments on how amazing she looked.

“Ooh my 🔥 hot stuff you better werkkkk!”

“Yes to this red girl this is your color.”

“😍 we see you Nae Nae you better come slay and this my fav color on you.”

“I ordered this same swimsuit but my body don’t look like yours 😩 💕I love your shape, stay natural!!”

Other fans accused Carter of seeking attention from a certain someone.

“Girl you need a man…😂😂😂 So he can give you the attention you want.. You begging for attention, OMG please stop..”

“She just trying to make Lucci jealous 🙄.”

Last time fans checked, Carter and her on-again, off-again boyfriend, rapper YFN Lucci, were on good terms. The pair just recently went on a bae-cation to Miami and were spotted super-cozied up on a yacht together. The “GUHHATL” alum even posted a photo of herself and Lucci on her Instagram feed, saying, “Explain our love ? I don’t need to.”

Reginae Carter
Reginae Carter and YFN Lucci. (@colormenae/Instagram)

However, she has since deleted the image of herself and Lucci from her social since initially posting it on March 28.

Rumors began earlier in February that Carter and the “Every Day We Lit” rapper, 28, had called it quits after fans noticed that she scraped all of her photos of him from her social media. As of now, the status of their unstable relationship is unknown.

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