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‘Pretty In Pink’: Reginae Carter Has Fans Gushing Over Her See-Through Top

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Reginae Carter is no stranger to getting tons of compliments for her style and her Thursday Instagram post is no exception.

The former star of “Growing Up Hip Hop: Atlanta” uploaded two shots of herself posing in a pink bodysuit with lace detail from Fashion Nova, which is called Whatever You Want.

Carter let the photo do all the talking as she only disclosed where her followers could purchase the top in her caption.

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Reginae Carter. (Photo: @colormenae/Instagram)

She paired the sexy, see-through, bust-bearing bodysuit with high-waisted light wash jeans and a pink Chanel fanny pack to match.

Fans eagerly heaped on the compliments for the reality TV star.

“Pretty in Pink😍”

“Came thru dripping, drip drip 🤪🤪🤪”

“She’s so damn gorgeous!!!!! I can’t take it go head chocolate!! ❤️❤️”

“So pretty sis !❤️❤️”

“Come through sis 😍”

Lil Wayne’s oldest child nearly managed to skirt criticism on the post, but as usual, naysayers detracted from her casual moment. This time, they questioned why Carter was not attending the memorial services for slain rapper Nipsey Hussle, who was shot and killed in South Los Angeles late last month.

“Why you not at Nipseys funeral?”

“Thought you’d be zoned like the rest of us #NIPSEY ❤️❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽”

Some fans stepped in to defend her.

“These comments on why isn’t she at the funeral? Leave this girl alone! Nipsey wasn’t her dad! He wasn’t her stepdad.”

“@__msphotogenic Thank you ! Lord folks don’t know what was done . The very thing we talk about Stop ‘ASSUMING.'”

But the star made her own ode to Hussle on Instagram later that day. In her post, she praised the rapper for embracing his girlfriend Lauren London’s son, Kameron Carter, who is the 9-year-old son of Lil Wayne, Carter’s dad. He is also the reality star’s younger half-brother

“My mom always told me growing up her and I are a package deal ! And whoever she dates or Marry has to accept us as a whole. Hearing my little brother talk about you tells me you accepted Lauren and Kam as a whole. You loved and protected them both ❤️ I love that! You’ll always be respected and never forgotten ! #longlivenipsey”

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