Alexis Skyy’s Twerk Video Takes a Left After Social Media Confusedly Claims Her ‘Thighs Don’t Match’

The Internet apparently has its reservations about Alexis Skyy‘s body.

The “Love and Hip Hop: New York” star posted a video this week of herself dancing sexily at a poolside somewhere in a $300 Burberry vintage bikini. It’s unclear what song she was listening to, but the tune was “lit” enough to send her gyrating and twerking for her three million Instagram followers.

“Guess what I’m listening to 😩😩🥰🥰🤪,” she wrote in her video caption.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy. @alexisskyy/Instagram

A mass of fans guessed Nicki Minaj’s new single “Megatron” was on repeat on Skyy’s playlist. Others, however, were too distracted by Skyys’ apparent disproportionate lower body to take a swing at the answer.

“🤷🏽 Cardi b when she said shorty said it’s all hers, but why her thighs don’t match 🤦🏽.”

“Sis you shaped funny. I’ll never understand why these women get fake asses it looks horrible 😩.”

“The thighs don’t match. All that shxt is made and paid for 🤣!!”

A mass of her fans jumped to her defense against critics.

“Y’all hating her body looks good af 😍🔥 and she had a baby.”

“Wow I see so many miserable people in the comments her body and 🍑 looks amazing!”

The 24-year-old mother of one fell under fire in April month for apparently enhancing her physical appearance. She was spotted vacationing at the Jamaican Carnival and decided to rock a skimpy samba costume that exposed quite a bit of her body.

More than a few folks blasted Skyy at the time on her seemingly curvier physique and accused her of undergoing plastic surgery. The “LHHNY” star rebutted critics and replied, “No I just gained weight … trying to loose it 😩.”

She did admit to having her breasts surgically done after giving birth to her now 1-year-old daughter Alaiya Grace in January 2018, a special-needs child she shares with rapper Fetty Wap. In a now-deleted post from last year, the reality star described the pain she experienced while trying to pump milk with breast implants, saying, “pumping hurts.” She has yet to address whether she surgically enhanced her buttocks or hips.

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