‘Thickums’: Ashanti Fans Fall Head Over Heels for Sexy Thigh Post

Ashanti is leaving folks speechless with her jaw-dropping beauty.

The “Body on Me” singer gave fans another peek at her curvy physique this week with a super sexy upload. She took to Instagram on early Wednesday morning and posted an alluring picture of herself dressed in a bedazzled bodysuit, fishnet stockings and black thigh high boots. The ensemble accentuated the star’s Coke-bottle shape and revealed her killer legs.

Ashanti
Ashanti. @ashanti/Instagram

Clearly tooting her own horn, Ashanti captioned her post “Push through it 📸” and received over 38,000 likes and a mass of flattering remarks.

“Thick thighs 👌🙌. U look gorgeous mama I love u Ashanti so. fu–ing. beautiful.”

“Ashanti is sexy AF. Look at this thickums. Your pics have been giving me LIfE!!! 😍”

“Legs for days🥰 I love u so much sweetheart 👍very beautiful! have a good day!! sexygorgeousfine”

“Damn baby wow.. yes beautiful baby ❤️❤️❤️.! Much love always! Beautiful nice sexy hips 🔥”

In a different photo, the 38-year-old crooner uploaded to her Instagram page on Monday, Oct. 8, she sexily posed near the shoreline, wearing a blue bikini top and bottoms that showed off an ample amount of her cleavage and her petite waistline.

Ashanti
Ashanti. (Photo: @ashanti/Instagram)

As for how the 2003 Grammy Award winner got the body she proudly flaunts all over social media, she opened up to Parade back in April and dished the deets on her fitness regime.

“I try to get four to five days in a week with my trainer,” she said. “We do weight training, cardio, running. … Sometimes [my trainer] has me work on mobility, other times endurance, and then we’ll go for strength. I think it’s important to mix it up and hit different parts of your body.”

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