‘Shawty Bad’: Alexis Skyy Seductively Poses with No Makeup and Sends Fans Coveting

Love and Hip Hop: New York” star Alexis Skyy is scoring big with her natural beauty looks.

Folks are accustomed to the reality star’s glamorous makeup looks, but she’s seemingly proving she can look just as dolled up without the extra enhancements.

Skyy took to her Instagram feed on Monday morning with a barefaced image of herself, posing in front of a bathroom mirror in a crop top that read “flawless” and underwear.

“FLAWLESS BEDTIME SHIRTS 🖤,” she captioned her post.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy.@alexiskyy_

Fans immediately pointed out Skyy’s apparent undone eyebrows and non-makeup face and bombarded her with compliments.

“Shawty bad and flawless 🤤 I’m loving me so you 😩.”

“You look better without all that makeup on your pretty face ❤️❤️.”

“Who needs makeup 👀 even natural she killing em 😍 wow u so beautiful.”

“That’s “DE” baddest female on GOD👏 you’re soo beautiful my dear.”

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy at a birthday celebration for Pierre ‘Pee’ Thomas at Gold Room on June 7, 2018, in Atlanta. (Photo: Prince Williams/WireImage)

The 24-year-old mother of one recently fell under fire last month for apparently enhancing her physical appearance. She was spotted vacationing at the Jamaican Carnival in April, wearing a skimpy samba costume.

More than a few fans called her out on her seemingly curvier physique, accusing her getting plastic surgery.

“Gaining weight would be all over 🙄. Thats surgery…. and its not cute. She’s a beautiful woman. Shes ruining herself with the surgeries.”

“You definitely got more work done,” someone commented underneath her photo.

Skyy replied, “No I just gained weight … trying to loose it 😩.”

After giving birth to her and rapper Fetty Wap‘s now-1-year-old daughter Alaiya Grace in January 2018, the “LHHATL” star admitted that she has gotten her breasts done. In a now-deleted post from last year, the reality star described the pain she experienced while trying to pump milk with breast implants, saying, “pumping hurts.” She has yet to admit to having any work done on her buttocks and hips.

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