‘That Thang Sittin’: Tommie Lee Fans Go Crazy Over Her Bodacious ‘Booty’ in Skintight Jeans

“Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” alumna Tommie Lee is giving the ‘Gram a run for its money with her eye-catching curves.

The “Truth” rapper made it known again this week that she isn’t timid about putting her body on display to her three million followers. Monday afternoon she took to Instagram and posted an enticing image of herself sporting a red crop top and a pair of form-fitting jeans.

Lee took the photo on her SnapChat profile and placed a red beret and eyeglass filter on herself. She posed with her face and backside facing the camera and flossed her hourglass figure.

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Tommie Lee shows off her assets. @tommiee_/Instagram

She captioned her post “😬 jeans”

Over 83,000 people hit the heart button on her photo.

“Well damn 👅🍑 that thang sittin sittin tommie thick as hell on errythng i luv”

“🙌 Big Booty Girlz Hump With it…BAPS #BAPS what you doing girl with alll dat ma’am 👀”

“Tryin to see that 🍑 up close and personal. I’m talkin HD you 😍😊🔥 you over here showing out I see”

“In those jeans 👀 damn Tommie you look good you got that Frenchie with the booty🌟❤️🌟 look”

Lee’s hourglass figure has come into question by some fans who believe she’s gotten work done on her body, although she’s seemingly denied undergoing any cosmetic surgery.

“If you feel like your face is ugly or your body and there’s a way out there to fix yourself, do it!” she said in an old Instagram Live from 2017. “But, me, I haven’t fixed none of that.”

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Tommie Lee shows off her new teeth. (Photo: @tommiee_/Instagram)

Speaking of surgery, Lee recently underwent a dental procedure to replace her teeth with veneers. Although she initially backed out of the procedure due to her fans, she eventually went through with the process and confirmed so with a photo of herself smiling and showing off her new teeth.

As for the 35-year-old’s legal woes, she’s currently just begun 10 years on probation from her child abuse case that settled in May.

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