K. Michelle Flaunts Her Curves on a ‘Pole’: ‘I Can’t Believe What I’m Seeing’

Singer K. Michelle has fans hot and bothered after her latest thirst-trapping photos.

The “Judge Me” artist showed off her curvaceous figure on social media earlier this week with a photo of herself “dropping it low” in a skimpy bodysuit. The all-white, form-fitting garment showed off many of her physical assets, including her thighs, hips and cleavage.

K. Michelle seemingly kept it classy by only posing for the camera from the front, seemingly refusing to show her bare derriere to the world. She did however pose squatted down, gripping an apparent beach umbrella pole. She wrote in her Instagram caption on Monday, “Summertime fine🌻,” adding in another caption, “Oh, nothing much, just been lovin’ me properly recently 🌻.”

K. Michelle
K. Michelle. (Photo: @kmichellemusic/Instagram)

Fans gawked over K. Michelle’s post, while pointing out the apparent rip in her bodysuit.

“K. Michelle wow you something else 🤦🏾‍♂️♥️😘 I’m zooming alot I can’t believe what I’m seeing Fat Mama!”

“Damn don’t hurt nobody you look good! Pop, lock and drop it❤️!”

“Looking good lady summer ready 🔥🔥😜 Damn ! So u let the cat out to play ha? 😂.”

“More like everyday fine! My eyes thank you! Blessings 👑.”

Although K. Michelle has been showing out for the ‘Gram lately, she wasn’t always so confident about her appearance. As a matter of fact, she’s been extremely vocal about her past struggles with low-self esteem.

K. Michelle
K. Michelle. ((Photo: @kmichellemusic/Instagram)

During a 2017 interview with “The Real” she explained that she underwent cosmetic surgery because she thought it would help her feel better about her appearance.

“I thought, I want to take it to the extreme. I’m having trouble with men right now, maybe if I had a huge butt I’ll get even bigger love,” the mother of one said. “I picked on everything on my body; teeth, waist, breasts, bottom, but I still was looking at this hurt person.”

The 35-year-old eventually removed the silicone injections from her butt after suffering from health complications. She told fans in a May Instagram post that she feels better than ever.

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