‘That Was Not Me’: Alexis Skyy Denies Pool Party Confrontation as Fans Roast Her NSFW Cucumber Video With a ‘Porn Star’

“Love and Hip Hop: New York” star Alexis Skyy tentatively broke the internet after things went left at a pool party in Atlanta over the weekend.

Sunday evening, the 25-year-old model and a few others hosted her new boyfriend Trouble‘s cucumber-themed pool party in Atlanta which quickly came to a halt when a physical altercation erupted. A group of female attendees claimed Skyy was involved in the melee, but the mother of one denied the accusations.

“That was not me in that video,” Skyy said in an Instagram Live video on Monday. “Y’all will say anything. Talkin’ ’bout I got rolled down a hill. What is y’all talking about?”

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Alexis Skyy and her boyfriend, rapper Trouble. (Photo: @alexiskyy_/Instagram)

Several over-the-top video clips of the event were posted to rapper Lil Boosie’s social media page, including the fight video Skyy was referring to. The clip showed police officers pushing through a crowd of partygoers as they apparently break up a fight. The “LHHNY” star’s face, however, was not seen in any of the online footage.

A group of social media users who claimed they attended the party tweeted Sunday evening that Skyy got mad at a woman who goes by “Gorgeous Kea” on Instagram for asking if she could take a picture with the model’s boyfriend Trouble. The woman was apparently the winning contestant at the “cucumber challenge” pool party.

The apparent attendees claimed Trouble told an enraged Skyy to sucker punch the contestant which she allegedly did. In response, the contestant’s friends got involved and supposedly “beat up” the “LHHNY” actress and authorities were apparently called shortly afterward.

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“Gorgeous Kea” claims Alexis Skyy sneak-punched her.

Along with the mother of one denying the entire altercation, she also became a trending topic on all social media pages when a viral video taken by Lil Boosie captured her and her boyfriend penetrating a woman with a cucumber while they were in the pool. Skyy addressed the video, blaming it on the alcohol in her “system.”

“Y’all talking about this damn cucumber,” she added in her Instagram Live video. “Y’all, the girl was a porn star. Like, y’all f–king relax… She’s the one who told me to put it in there. I was like, ‘Fine.’ When the alcohol’s in your system, you’re just having a good time.”

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Alexis Skyy addresses fight video and cucumber viral clip.

Following the videos and photos of Skyy’s wild behavior, social media expressed their mixed reactions to the events that went down at the party.

“You have to be mad thirsty for attention to be at a pool party doing shit with a cucumber. Then y’all wonder why you get no respect. Alexis is disgusting 🤢.”

“@alexisskyy_ I used to have ur back always thought well of u as a single mother but after seeing that shit u did with de cucumber i have lost all respect towards u. Dats a bad look for ya girl fr. Should have kept it classy not trashy.”

“That wasn’t Alexis fighting and honestly the party looked lit af! Cucumber n all. Alexis is still young and is living her life and take care of her baby 🤷.”

“Fall back on Alexis y’all probably did worst then that when y’all were around her age she was enjoying herself. Let her live💁🏾.”

Skyy shares 1-year-old special-needs daughter Alaiya Grace with ex-boyfriend and rapper Fetty Wap.

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