‘U Be Dressing Sus’: Reginae Carter Gives Fans Life With This Contemporary Slay

Television personality Reginae Carter appears to be stepping on necks with her recent fashion looks.

The “T.I. & Tiny: Friends and Family Hustle” star showed off her edgy-yet-modern taste on Instagram Monday evening and seemingly served as style inspiration for her mass of fans.

Carter seemingly posed outside of her home, sporting a green-and-black crop-top and pants set from online clothing boutique Fashion Nova. She wore black Balenciaga slides retailing for $250 and a pair of aviator sunglasses to apparently spruce up her look.

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Reginae Carter. @colormenae/Instagram

She captioned her Instagram post with a leaf emoji and was flooded with hundred of comments from fans who bubbled over her getup.

“DAYUUUUM 🤯🤯🤯That’s ma gal… This here this look fits you so well! Show off boo 🔥🔥💯.”

“I see you Nae Nae omg 😍😍 I luv that outfit on u.”

“U be dressing susss ❤️🔥 this fit is too cute 💙.”

“Ok sis I see yo drip 😍 #shotfire #yasss. the slayage is real”

Other fans pointed out Carter’s supposed bulging belly and speculated she was pregnant.

“Lemme find out you pregnant 😲.”

“She look like she is 🤰.”

Pregnancy rumors have been surrounding the 20-year-old actress and her rapper boyfriend YFN Lucci for the past few months, although they were denounced by her and her mother, Toya Wright.

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YFN Lucci and Reginae Carter make a splash at the Slim Jxmmi “Great Gatsby” birthday affair on Dec. 30, 2018, in Atlanta. (Photo: Prince Williams/Wireimage)

In an Instagram Live video posted in March from Carter’s social media, Wright shut down baby rumors by telling her eldest daughter, “You don’t need a n-gga in the world for nothing and you damn sure ain’t having no babies.”

She continued by alluding to her daughter’s boyfriend saying he wanted to get Carter pregnant.

“That’s what the boyfriend said on the Internet. He got the game messed up period negative.”

The reality star chimed in with her mother, confirming that she wasn’t planning on having children anytime soon.

“Ain’t nobody having a baby. it’s cool,” said Carter.

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