‘Milk Did the Body Good’: Reginae Carter Fans Go Wild Over Her Super-Skimpy Bikini Photos

Reginae Carter, the daughter of popular rapper Lil Wayne, set social media ablaze this week with her latest eye-catching uploads.

She showed fans what hard work in the gym and good genes get you in her Instagram post, displaying her curvy figure in a green and black striped bikini Tuesday. The 20-year-old posed seductively for the camera while on a boat near Barcelona, Spain, and captioned her post “I can Sea clearly now 🌊”

Reginae Carter
Reginae Carter. @reginae/Instagram

Her post racked up more than 207,000 likes and 2,300 comments from fans gawking over her appearance.

“Give body Nae 😏💦 $lay💲$wag♨$urf’N, HoNey 💲 drip you look AMaziNg!”

“Too #!%@# HOT 💪🔥 @colormenae yup i just bumped into some feelings accidently on purpose 😍 be with me”

“Lady you better flunt that body Looking hot as chilli 🌶. Milk did the body real good 😍🤤 fine and sexy”

“Show out sis!! 😍 @colormenae living her best life makes no sense… Bad asf grown into such a beauty 😩❤️”

Reginae Carter
Reginae Carter (Photo: @colormenae/Instagram)

Around late last year, the young actress actress decided to revamp her diet and apparently increase her fitness routine, causing her to supposedly lose 10 pounds. Since her weight loss, she’s been going harder than ever in the gym. Her workouts are composed of a lot of cardio, squats and tire flip exercises. Carter also does push sled, box jumps and more, according to fitness videos shared to her Instagram page.

Not only has she been focused on her health, she’s been stepping out of her father and mother’s shadows, and paving a way for herself in the entertainment industry. She landed a role in Lifetime film “Pride and Prejudice: Atlanta” which premiered in June. The star wrote via Instagram at the time, “I just wanna cry !! Mama and daddy, I made it !! Everybody make sure you guys watch #prideandprejudiceatlanta on @lifetimetv June 1st.”

She’s also slated to star in TV One’s new holiday film “DEAR SANTA, I NEED A DATE,” which is scheduled to premiere in December.

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