‘Beyond Beautiful’: Angela Simmons Leaves Fans in a Daze With Her ‘Fierce’ Guise

Growing Up Hip Hop” star Angela Simmons is sweeping social media users off their feet with her fly style.

The 31-year-old appears to be gaining recognition for her fashion-forward looks, and fans can’t help but jabber about her bomb style. She took to Instagram on Sunday and flaunted her chic-yet-casual mien.

Simmons sported a stone-washed denim dress that looped at the waist and a pair of bright orange sneakers. She jazzed up her get-up with a gold watch, a silver layered chain necklace and large jeweled hoop earrings. She opted for a simple makeup look, including a mauve lipstick, and wore her hair in cornrows.

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Angela Simmons. @angelasimmons/Instagram

The reality TV star seemed to be feeling herself as she captioned her photo “A little bit of this … a little bit of that …. 💋”

Her post accumulated over 67,000 likes and a slew of compliments

“Beyond beautiful 💕 this whole look is bomb a fierce tigress 😍”

“Amazingly Beautiful and a whole lot of Love and Sexyness..🔥❤️”

“O my goodness! You looking 😬! Love the hairstyle and outfit”

“Love it 😍 those shoes are the perfect addition 🔥 so cute, so fly!!”

In recent news, the mother of one appears to be in between New York and California for the upcoming seasons of “Growing Up Hip Hop.” The Los Angeles franchise is currently being filmed, according to the network’s social media, and the New York franchise premiered on Thursday, August 29.

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons attends the “Growing Up Hip Hop: New York” and “Untold Stories Of Hip Hop” special event at The Paley Center for Media on August 19, 2019, in New York. (Photo: Jim Spellman/Getty Images)

It has been confirmed by We TV itself that Simmons will star on the new “Growing Up Hip Hop: New York” series. New faces will include rapper Ja Rule and his former “Murder Inc” label mate and magnate Irv Gotti, who apparently quit midseason through the show after blasting producers for creating “fake” storylines.

Two weeks ago, Angela, along with her cast mates Lil Mama, Public Enemy star Flavor Flav, Kid Capri, Charli Baltimore, Angie Martinez and Angela’s brother Jo Jo Simmons, all walked the red carpet for We TV’s “GUHHNY” event, held in the Big Apple on August 20.

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