‘She Louisiana Thick’: Toya Wright’s Shapely Figure Has Fans in Their Feelings

When it comes to fashion and curves, folks apparently think of former “Growing Up Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Toya Wright.

The mother of two effortlessly slayed her alluring swimwear photos while recently vacationing in Miami with family. She took to Instagram on Monday evening with pictures from her getaway, and one of the images included herself rocking a white spandex, multi-colored print swimsuit that revealed quite a bit of her curves.

Toya Wright
Toya Wright. @toyawright/Instagram

In the photo, she posed to the side, standing on a boat and showed off her backside. She wrote in her caption, “The wind wouldn’t let me be great..”

Her sexy post sent fans over the edge.

“Good Lord she Louisiana thick! Yessssssssss ma u better work 🔥🔥.”

“But your body did🔥😍… Super bad😩❤️ you stay slaying my good sis no cap.”

“You look so good, girl I had to order me a swimsuit 😝 I’m fidna show off @toyawright you super thick 😍🤣.”

“Sis make a one piece look bad 😍 girl your body is on 10 even with 2 babys I need your secret now.”

Wright appears to be trying to maintain her curvy physique with the help of fitness. She posted on Instagram Monday night that she was entering another 5K walk in Shreveport, Louisiana, next month.

“Shreveport LA, we on our way. June 8th. Weight No More X Lovely Bodies 5k walk/run #letsfightobesitytogether 💪🏾,” she wrote.

The reality television veteran and her partner Red Rushing participated in New Orleans’ Weight No More 5K race in March. She’s apparently been making a conscious effort to lose weight, claiming she was determined to lose 15 pounds.

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Reginae Carter and mom Toya Wright at the “Girls Trip” screening at SCADshow on July 11, 2017, in Atlanta. (Photo: Prince Williams/WireImage)

Wright’s fitness drive apparently was inspired by her eldest daughter Reginae Carter who managed to lose 10 pounds in five days around October. She worked out with the personal trainer who was influential in helping RHOA star Kandi Burruss‘ daughter Riley Burruss drop more than 50 pounds last summer.

According to Carter, she changed her diet and apparently increased her fitness, causing her to lose weight.

“I wanna thank my trainer @iamthekingoffitness for helping me through this fitness journey!” she wrote in an Instagram post. “I had discipline and I stuck with my diet! #NoDaysOff.”

Both Wright and Carter have been known to do a lot of cardio in the gym such as arms, legs, core and obliques exercises. They apparently also do intense boxing workouts.

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