‘Spicy Asf’: Fans Go Gaga Over Toya Wright’s Natural Poolside Look in Swimsuit

Toya Wright is flaunting her natural beauty and curves all over social media this week.

The mother of two was recently spotted in Houston, Texas, although it’s not quite clear as to why she was there. Nevertheless, while in the Lone Star State, she seemed to be soaking up the sun while in her chic swimwear. She sported an orange tiger print swimsuit that laced up on the sides of her body.

Wright opted to ditch her usual glam guise and instead flaunted a fresh faced without any trace of makeup. She also did away with her signature ringlets and wore her natural hair in a low bun.

Toya Wright
Toya Wright. @toyawright/Instagram.

She added in her Instagram caption, “Swimsuit.”

Her post received over 90,000 likes and a slew of comments complimenting her.

“Spicy asf! Don’t play with em T show em what you workin with sis yasss ❤️👌🏿.”

“What 2 kids you had tho? Girl I ain’t got kids n wish I had a body like this 😳 😍.”

“Natural beauty and a real body? These b–tches ain’t got nothing on ya Toya boo!”

“My good sis is naturally beautiful and is glowing 😎. Mr. Rushing knows he’s one lucky man.”

Speaking of Wright and her “lucky man,” Robert “Red” Rushing, they’re rumored to be engaged after a wedding ring was recently spotted on her wedding finger.

Toya Wright
Robert Red Rushing and Toya Wright. (Photo: @toyawright/Instagram)

It’s not surprising fans assumed the 36-year-old mother of two was married. Her storyline on season 2 of “T.I. & Tiny: Friends and Family Hustle,” was centered on her fear of marrying her 2 Commas clothing brand owner companion after her previous failed marriages to rapper Lil Wayne and music producer Mickey “Memphitz” Wright. In 2006 she divorced Wayne, whom she shares 20-year-old daughter Reginae Carter with, and in 2016 she divorced Wright.

She said getting married for a third time to possibly end up divorced again was terrifying.

The 36-year-old and Rushing first began dating in 2017. They welcomed their baby girl Reign Rushing into the world on Feb. 8, 2018.

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