‘She Got It Right This Time’: Masika Kalysha Receives Praise on New Look

Masika Kalysha has brought fire to her followers’ social media timelines. The “Growing Up Hip Hop: Atlanta” reality star flaunted her stuff Saturday, July 27, in a tan jumpsuit, diamond hoops, two gold necklaces, two yellow Chanel crossbody bags, and diamond bracelets.

However, the 34-year-old didn’t stop with the diamonds, Kalysha’s face was also beat, courtesy of makeup artist Ornella Rosé, and she rocked a long, bone-straight hairstyle by hairstylist Kemss. In the video, fans can see Kalysha whipping her hair from side to side while Cardi B’s verse from Meek Mill’s “On Me” record is playing in the background. “I am a big boss bi**h I do not come in your size NO!” the mother of one captioned the post 

Masika Kalysha. @masikakalysha/Instagram.

Kalysha accumulated over 400,000 views, and fans were here for her look.

“She got it right this time‼️ Go, girl ‼️” one fan commented. 

“Yessssssss so pretty boo!😍” 

“This is the best hairstyle I’ve seen on you, no shade but facts, it’s cute tho 💅🏽.” 

“Her best hairstyle ever.” 

“@masikakalysha where did you get that beautiful hair from???? I need to know 😊😊,” another fan questioned. 

“I think EVERY female does this when they get their hair did!!! Especially when it looks this good!!🙌🙌🙌 That head be going back and forth like a tennis match. Your hair looks damn good! 🔥🔥🔥🔥@masikakalyshaAnyome says less is straight hating!! Fling it, girl, fling it!!! 👏😂😂😂.” 

While fans feel that Kalysha “got it right this time,” Kalysha has wowed fans before. Not necessarily with her hairstyle, but with flaunting her goods for the ’Gram. On Monday, July 15, Kalysha rocked a tan tank top with buttons at her bosom paired with burgundy and white short shorts. Kalysha gave fans a double treat with two photos of her thighs, and a sneak peek of her backside as she sat on the porch in front of her home. 

“@fashionnova shorts… thighs so thick you can’t see them sh*ts 🤷🏽‍♀️,” Kalysha wrote for her caption.

Fans were thirsting over the We TV reality star’s voluptuous body. 

 “U look like a black Betty boop 😍,” one fan wrote. 

“Thick thighs save lives 🔥🔥,” another fan wrote. 

“Thigh goals 🔥.” 

However, some followers accused Kalysha of having her body enhanced in the risqué photos. 

“No more surgery.”

“This ain’t it sika.”

However, it didn’t stop the reality star from receiving over 30,000 likes. Kalysha hasn’t confirmed or denied plastic surgery, but fans nonetheless are loving her new look this time around.

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