‘Double Cheeked Up:’ Alexis Sky Puts Her Buns on Display and Fans Can’t Get Enough

Alexis Skyy has too much booty in the pants, and fans can’t get enough.

The “Love and Hip Hop: New York” star sent social media into a tizzy this week when she posed for a sultry photo in a thong and black fishnet tights. She laid down, booty up, on a plush bench and was surrounded by feathers as she stared intensely into the camera through a masquerade-style mask.

“3 MIL 🖤 50 shades of sky,” she captioned the post, which has gotten nearly 60,000 likes on Instagram. Her large, cheeky butterfly tattoo was also on full display.

Fans wasted no time telling Skyy just how scrumptious she looked.

“Damn, I want this in my mouth,” one man commented on the photo.

“Double cheeked up on Friday night 😂,” wrote another.

One fan kept it simple: “😋😋😋😋,” while another argued that Skyy should hop on Kandi Burruss’ “Welcome to the Dungeon” tour.

“You’re giving me life right now!!!” one woman exclaimed.

Not everyone was feeling the photo, however, and shamed the mother-of-one for showing a bit too much of her body. Skyy has caught flak about her risque photos in the past from critics who say she should cover up.

“Why is it that woman ,mothers feel the need to be half naked all the time over social media? Especially when u have daughters,” one critic wrote. ‘What kind of an example is that for your daughter its disgusting an disgraceful leave something for the niggas imagination your body is your temple treat it with sum damn respect….”

“I just hope nothing happen,” another chimed in. ” You be safe. All this you doing not cool when you have a kid that look for you everyday. My opinion.”

The reality TV personality, 24 also came under fire last week after she was spotted poolside in a bright green bikini, but without her 1-year-old daughter. The baby girl, Alaiya Grace, was born prematurely and recently underwent brain surgery to fix a malfunctioning shunt in her brain.

Fans called Skyy’s mothering skills in question and accused her of having too much fun instead of tending to her daughter.

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Alexis Skyy wowed fans with a sultry photo showing her “double cheeked up.” (Instagram / @alexisskyy_)

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