‘First Lady Mad Af’: Fans Poke Fun at Keyshia Ka’Oir’s Over-the-Top Church Gown

Keyshia Ka’Oir clearly knows how to make a statement with her fashions.

Over these past few years, the model and her husband, rapper Gucci Mane, have made headlines quite a bit with their gaudy and bold looks. And it seems Ka’Oir doesn’t plan on toning down her extra-ness anytime soon.

She took to Instagram over the weekend and posted a photo of herself ostensibly attending Sunday service at church. The picture, which was seemingly taken by Gucci, showed Ka’Oir wearing a long light yellow gown embellished with lace on the side. She kept her hair simple with a short bob and donned subtle bling.

Keyshia Ka'Oir
Keyshia Ka’Oir’s church attire get roasted. @keyshiakaoir/Instagram photo courtesy.

A few fans marveled over how elegant she looked.

“She’s so Caribbean and pure friken’ perfection 😍 @keyshiakaoir you look stunning ma ma.”

“I loovveeee your dress you look absolutely beautiful 😍😍.”

Others folks teased the celeb on her extravagant church attire.

“Sis not playing with nobody not even the First lady 😭.”

“What kind of church you go to??🤣🤣🤣 you look like you going to a pageant. #whenyouoverthetop.”

“I bet first lady was mad af 😍😂 she was punchin the air. Okay we see you lookin like the preacher’s wife Suh 😉.”

Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka'oir
Keyshia Ka’Oir and Gucci Mane. (Photo: @laflare, @keyshiakaoir/Instagram)

Ka’Oir’s fashion style isn’t anything less than stellar, and she’s very particular about what goes on her body. She told the Cut during an interview in February 2018 that it’s important for her to “look good in whatever I put on and what makes me happy.”

The mother of three did say she in no fashion or form would be caught dead wearing Fashion Nova, adding that she’s declined monetary offers from the company on several occasions to wear their brand.

She and Gucci both have sported some of the most prestigious clothing brands, including Gucci, Fendi, Dior, Balenciaga, Chanel and many others. For her birthday in January, the celeb wore a scarlet-red Charbel Zoe gown embroidered with more than with 1 million red Swarovski crystals.

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