‘MJ Is That U!’: Keyshia Ka’Oir’s ‘Mullet Lace Front’ Bears the Brunt of All Jokes

Keyshia Ka’Oir apparently committed a hair don’t of the highest order.

Just last month, fans were asking the serial entrepreneur about her “waterproof” wig, but now they’re dragging her for a new hairstyle she’s been sporting. Ka’Oir who’s known for her diversity of wigs, took to Instagram on Monday afternoon and posted an image of herself and her husband Gucci Mane snapping a photo in front of their Miami pool.

Her caption read, “Our Summer 🏝.”

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Keyshia Ka’Oir and Gucci Mane. photo courtesy@keyshiakaoit/Instagram

Ka’Oir’s selfie captured the couple’s upper half of the body from the shoulders and up. This led some fans to point out the model’s slicked-back hairdo that they decided somewhat resembled a curly mullet. Clearly unimpressed with her hair choices, social media dragged the celeb and her lace front to pieces.

“This wig is really bad because her other wigs be 🔥😭 she giving me Micheal Jackson vibes.”

“MJ is that u? 🧐 she look like a cartoon character with that damn wig 😂.”

“I don’t like this on her AT ALL!!!! Yea.. Keyshia this wig ain’t it. Giving me granny vibes 🤷🏽‍.”

“What in the pimp named slick back 🤔😂 that wig dont look good on her.”

In January 2018, Ka’Oir launched her own hair collection Ka’Oir Hair, which features several different wig styles and colors. The majority of the products start at $475 and can be customized. Along with her hair line, she also owns Ka’Oir Fitness and Ka’Oir Cosmetics.

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

“Gucci always says, ‘It’s crazy how of a great businesswoman you are, and how successful you are. People don’t know this,’” Ka’Oir told the Cut during an interview last February. “They get a glimpse of it, but they don’t really know how I run my business.”

When the mother of three isn’t busy running her businesses, she’s stuck to her husband’s hip. In May, the couple celebrated three years since Gucci Mane was released from prison and credited his wife for being a “huge inspiration.”

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