‘Bad B–ch Season’: Angela Simmons Applies Pressure With Effortless Beauty

“Built Not Bought” founder Angela Simmons seemingly never ceases to amaze fans with her striking beauty.

This week, the 32-year-old star shared a stream of enticing photos of herself, including a brief video showing off her apparent flawless features. She took to Instagram Thursday and posted a video showing off her bold makeup and flowing tresses while taking a ride.

It’s unclear where Simmons was headed and who she was in the car with, but she was clearly feeling herself. While panning her camera phone over her face, she belted out, “ooh,” a video she captioned “Red lip , fresh curl #yummygirl”

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons. @angelasimmons/Instagram

Over 138,000 fans hearted her post and showered her with compliments.

“Bad b–ch season in motion šŸ˜šŸ”„ you r so beautiful loving the hair and red lip sis”

“Da baddest chick!šŸ˜šŸ¤¤ You are so so Sexy Sexy I love everything that you do bae šŸ’‹”

“Self love is the best love….Keep it up Queen!!ā¤ļø you look absolutely stunning”

“Dam woman u all I want for Christmas this year šŸ˜šŸ˜˜ pretty face sexy girl”

Earlier this week, Simmons, lit the internet on fire after posting a steamy set of Cheetos-themed photos of herself in lingerie and a fur coat. She posed with a bag of Cheetos between her legs and left the caption “Posted #CallItWhatYouWant.”

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons. @angelasimmons/Instagram

She received a slew of different reactions from fans, some approving and others not so much.

“This photo is sexy as hell,” one person commented. ” Show them what a boss do sis this that ā€˜come and get it bae’ look šŸ”„šŸ˜”

“Every cute pic don’t need to be posted,” another added. “Imma need y’all women to showing the world your legs open šŸ¤·šŸ½”

Atlanta rapper Trouble, who’s known for dating reality TV star Alexis Skyy, attempted to shoot his shot at Simmons, writing on Instagram Wednesday evening with a pic of Simmons, “I don’t think I ever imagined my face being a bag of cheetos until today.”

Simmons has yet to respond to the rapper’s “thirsty” remarks nor the negative criticism she received over her latest thirst traps.

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