‘Let Em Know Nae!’: Reginae Carter ‘Leads the Pack’ With This Sultry Look

Reginae Carter, the daughter of rapper Lil Wayne, recently left fans gawking over her beauty.

The former “Growing Up Hip Hop: Atlanta” star showed off her style and grace in a recent image of herself wearing all black. She sported a sleeveless black one-piece romper with a pair of beaded stiletto heels. She jazzed up her look with a leopard-print fanny pack and black retro cat-eye sunglasses.

She rocked a natural makeup look and black ringlets while posing outside in front of a black SUV. Carter captioned her Instagram photo “Feed me to the wolves 🐺 now I lead the pack & Shii 🔥.”

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Reginae Carter. @colormenae/Instagram.

Her post received 92k likes and 600 comments from fans who gushed over her sultry mien.

“Let em know Nae ❤️! I’m telling your Mother 😂!! Toooooo cute!! Killing it! Go straight home!”

“You Stay So Cute & Classy 🖤🔥 love black on you it looks bomb af!!”

“Okkurrtt nae come thru 😍😍🔥 my bish over here snatching edges!”

“You be rocking ur fanny packs girl!! Biker shorts looks soo good on you periodddtt 🤤.”

Other folks weren’t too impressed with the 20-year-old’s fashion selections.

“Why ya’ll hypen her up she looks a damn mess 😩.”

“Not feeling the leopard tryin 2 see whut yall see 🤷.”

Carter, 20, made headlines this week after she was spotted hanging out with R&B singer Chris Brown at his 30 birthday party in Los Angeles. She joined in on the birthday festivities and shared a video via her Instagram Story of Brown jamming to “Die Young” by Roddy Ricch. She wrote in her caption “happy birthday bro.”

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Reginae Carter attends BET’s Social Awards 2018 at Tyler Perry Studio on Feb. 11, 2018, in Atlanta. (Photo: Paras Griffin/Getty Images for BET)

The event was star-studded, and rappers Nelly, OT Genasis and many more were in attendance.

Carter kicking it with Brown comes amid her drama with off-and-on boyfriend rapper YFN Lucci. She nevertheless seemed to be having a good time.

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