Jacuzzi Beauty: Masika Kalysha Soaks Up Suds and Success in Sexy Swimsuit Photo

Reality star Masika Kalysha has fans on high alert after nearly baring it all for the ‘Gram in her latest social media post. Masika Kalysha’s soaks up suds and success in sexy bikini photo

The “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” alum showed off her stuff in a barely there swimsuit, all while smiling and laughing with a glass full of wine in her bathtub. A cheery Kalysha wrote, “Turned my dreams into a career and all my dreams became real…”

Masika Kalysha

Masika Kalysha raises a glass in a cheerful photo posed to Instagram. (Photo: @masikakalysha / Instagram)

It was only a matter of time before fans came flocking to her page, congratulating her on all her success — but not without mentioning her darn good looks.

“Blessings beautiful and may he continue blessings you 🙏💕😍,” one fan wrote.

“97% of people on this Earth will NEVER live their dreams, and mama you did that!,” another added. “From one black woman to another…. I am very proud of you! I send you endless Love and blessings Masika….God bless you beautiful!”

“Girl is crazy beautiful,” one fan agreed.

One user expressed how proud they were of Masika, writing “Go Friend… So happy for you ✨✨💗”

“U are a Freaking beauty🖤❤️🖤 why do I love you Soo much 🙌,” another chimed in.

While one thirsty fan stopped by to admire the reality star’s beauty, he made it clear that,”I AINT LURKIN.”

Last month, all eyes were on Kalysha’s smoking hot body — but for different reasons. The “Growing Up Hip-Hop” star posted a video of herself posing in a form fitting body suit, spurring speculation that she’d gone under the knife yet again after fans spotted a piece of surgical tape peeking out from under her bust line.

Followers begged to know if she had her breasts re-done, while others clowned Kalysha for already having what they called a “Spongebob shaped body.”

The reality star quickly put the rumors to rest, explaining that “I got an actual reduction.”

“I HAD that scar when I got a lift with a previous surgeon,” she wrote in response to a fan. “My surgeon now somehow magically cut out all of my scars, and I got an actual reduction.

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