‘What an Angle’: Alexis Skyy Drives the Internet Insane in This Little Black Dress

“Love and Hip Hop: New York” star Alexis Skyy has fans going wild over her tantalizing photos.

The television personality recently showed her ultra-curvy physique in form-fitting dress. She took to Instagram on Thursday with a photo of herself wearing a black Fashion Nova piece that flattered her figure. She jazzed up her casual wear with a brown-and-black Fendi cap and white sneakers.

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Alexis Skyy.@alexisskyy/Instagram.

Skyy, who appeared to be makeup-less, posed sideways, seemingly poking out her derriere to the camera, and added the caption “Fun size 😊.”

Her profile shot apparently mesmerized fans, who showered her with a mass of compliments.

“I love the dress 😈 dat a– is phat sisssss 😻.”

“Everything look good from b ack her baby 🤤 that s–t beefy.”

“What an angle 😍😍 you look like a whole meal.”

“That body in that dress sis 🔥 oh u really showing tf out.”

Other fans felt indifferent.

“Plastic bodies do not matter don’t let them fool you 😂.”

“All this women have the same body now days n look the same 🙄.’

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Fetty Wap (left) and Alexis Sky (right) at Medusa on July 15, 2016, in Atlanta. (Photo: Prince Williams / WireImage via Getty Images)

When Skyy isn’t busy posting selfies of herself on the ‘Gram she’s seemingly busy being a mom to her 1-year-old daughter Alaiya Grace, whom she shares with rapper Fetty Wap.

Skyy and Wap have been off and on in their relationship for years. Fans have witnessed a mass of drama between the two, such as Wap apparently going ghost with the model’s car a month ago.

She apparently let the “Trap Queen” rapper borrow her car and claimed in a lengthy Instagram Story post that he hadn’t returned it.

“Yo Fetty Wap stop f–king playing with me,” she wrote. “You have your bum azz friends riding around in my s–t all through Paterson I been asking for my car for a week now.. tell your runners to run my car back or it’s a problem.”

She also posted a screenshot of her and Wap’s text message conversation she had, with Fetty Wap claiming that one of his friends had her car and that he needed to contact him.

Skyy has since deleted the posts and it seems all is back well between the two.

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