‘Always Fine’: Alexis Skyy’s Latest Bikini Photo Leaves Fans Thirsting Over Her Summer Body

Alexis Skyy sure knows how to keep fans on their toes. The “Love and Hip Hop” cast mate and mother of one had fans drooling over her recent Instagram post.

The 24-year old posed for the camera July 7 showing off her summer body in a two-piece Burberry Vintage Check Triangle Bikini priced at $300.00. The bathing suit showcased her forearm and thigh tattoos.

Skyy completed her look with black bow-tie sandals and her hair styled in a jet black silk press. “Feel up, baby, feel on me; Pull up if you’re feeling lonely 🤪🤪🤪😘,” she wrote for her caption before shouting out her hair stylist and makeup artist. “Hair by @kendrasboutique Makeup @cheriexamor_.”

Alexis Skyy (Photo: @Alexisskyy_ Instagram Page)

Skyy, who isn’t shy about showcasing her goods had fans heating up her comments with compliments.

One fan wrote, “I love you ❤️.”

“I got dinner ready at home bae just text me when you on yo way!” one fan joked.

“Bad b**ch on a regular 😩❗️”

“Always Fine.”

“ U know u bad 😩😍.”

While Skyy was praised for her thirst trap photo this time around, she hasn’t always scored with fans on her posts. On July 4, Skyy posted a video of her and her 1-year-old daughter Alaiya Grace enjoying some mommy and daughter time by the pool.

Skyy can be seen sporting a white bikini and sun hat, while her daughter rocked a Burberry swimsuit.

While flaunting her stuff, Skyy received heat from social media users regarding her parenting skills.

In the video, Skyy began sexily posing in front of her camera phone with her daughter sleeping next to her. Several of her followers felt that her gestures in front of her resting daughter was inappropriate and didn’t mind letting her know so.

“Girl you over here doing extra why your baby sleep 🙄.”

“Is the baby okay? 😬 the baby turned on the side while you showing out on the ‘Gram.”

Skyy feeling the aggression from followers regarding her mothering skills, turned off her comments, disabling fan comments.

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