‘Why Yhu Always Naked?’: Alexis Skyy Scolded for Topless Cowgirl Photos

“Love and Hip Hop: New York” actress Alexis Skyy is under fire for her latest provocative posts.

Skyy clearly has no problem strutting her assets on the ‘Gram, although others may have one. She took to Instagram Thursday afternoon with a video of herself in a purple metallic thong, cowgirl hat, black leather gloves and topless while seductively dancing to Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road” featuring country singer Billy Ray Cyrus.

She wrote in her caption, “Imma gonna ride ‘til I can’t no more.”

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy. @alexisskyy_/Instagram

She also shared another image of herself with her cowgirl outfit on and tagged celebrity photographer Dennis 247 of Atlanta.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy. (Photo: @alexisskyy_ @dennis247_/Instagram)

Skyy’s post instantly received a mass of criticism from fans who disapproved.

“Why yhu always naked sis? 🤷.”

“Girl just do porn 😂🤣 you so trashy! You on this MF Everyday Naked B.”

“Well damn yu gone be naked in every picture… so much for leaving something for the imagination.”

“Where’s your daughter sis? You got a whole baby. Can you get attention any other way besides showing yall naked bodies.”

Speaking of Skyy’s mothering skills, fans seemingly accused her last month of neglecting her 1-year-old daughter.

The 24-year-old mother was spotted in Chicago living her best life without her daughter baby Alaiya Grace by her side. Folks instantly questioned the toddler’s whereabouts.

Skyy, however, had explained during the latest season of “LHHNY,” which premiered late last year, that her daughter, who has special needs, stays with Skyy’s grandmother while Skyy travels for gigs or club appearances.

But there are other fans who come to the model’s defense against critics.

“Everybody saying Alexis is a bad mom can relax. She gets paid to model and go to clubs 🤷🏽‍♂️,” a fan said.

“Exactly people wanna hate her so bad,” another supporter chimed in. “She always post her baby.

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