‘We Need More!’: Reginae Carter Blows Fans Out of the Water With ‘Bomb Af’ Selfies

“Pride and Prejudice” actress Reginae Carter showed up and showed out on social media this past weekend by posting a slew of beauty shots.

If there’s one thing fans apparently love more than Carter’s fashion posts, it’s her ravishing selfies. She took to Instagram on Saturday and posted a few snapshots of herself glamorized from the waist and up. She appeared to be in the comforts of her home ass she took pictures of herself with her cellphone.

The images showed the 20-year-old in black and gold outerwear while flaunting her brown and blond ombré tresses. Her selfies also captured her dramatic sultry makeup look, including a dark brown smoky eye, semi-dramatic lash and brown lipstick.

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Reginae Carter. (Photo: @colormenae / Instagram)

Clearly impressed with her own image, Carter wrote in her caption, “I like never take selfies but here ya go 💋.”

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Reginae Carter. @colormenae/Instagram

The reality TV star’s post received over 123,000 likes and 1,000 comments from her four million followers.

“We need more selfies! You look hella pretty and loving the hair color 😘 these are dope”

“Sus energy been amazing since she drop ole boy yesss Nae glow up 😍”

“This hair Color and Style🔥😍 those Lips 🙌 so Gorgeous!! @colormenae this is def a look”

“Ohhh heyyy lookin like golden honey. Stunning natural beauty with them sexy eyes 🥰🤤 Lucci def f–ked up”

Fans believe the eldest daughter of rapper Lil Wayne has been glowing more than ever since seemingly calling it quits with her apparent ex-boyfriend YFN Lucci, 28.

The young couple split a day or two after the controversial cucumber-themed party thrown by Lucci, Alexis Skyy and Trouble in Atlanta on August 4, made headlines. Carter claimed she was at the party to “spy” on the rapper amid their off-and-on relationship.

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YFN Lucci and Reginae Carter at the Slim Jxmmi “Great Gatsby” birthday affair on December 30, 2018, in Atlanta. (Photo: Prince Williams/Wireimage)

She then publicly broke up with him via Twitter.

“I’ve made myself look like a fool for this man and I apologize for allowing you guys to see it,” she said. “I’m young and still learning. Unfortunately, every move I make is publicized. I can’t control it. Imma try to be more private for now on. … I was loosing myself but baby I promise imma FIND ME again.”

Since Carter called it quits with Lucci, they’ve no longer been spotted out together.

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