‘Tick Tick Boom!’: Reginae Carter Fans Go Berserk Over Her Très Sexy Look

Reginae Carter showed up and showed out for Halloween this week and left fans awestruck.

The “T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle” celebrated the spooky holiday as a fashionable mummy. Thursday night she took to Instagram and posted photos of her impromptu photo shoot of herself in her Halloween costume. She sported torn white clothes, matching thigh-high boots and torn bandages for effects.

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Reginae Carter
Reginae Carter. @reginae/Instagram (photo courtesy)

Carter went all out and wrapped her ginger hair with white bandages and opted for a grunge makeup look. She posed fiercely against the wall and added in her caption, “Let me rest 😏 #HappyHalloween.”

Reginae Carter
Reginae Carter. @reginae/Instagram

The 20-year-old star’s post racked up more than 90,000 likes and slew of compliments.

“Bihh stay killing it 👏🏽😻 you look so pretty I love this costume its cute”

“Tick tick boom! 😍🔥 Shawty snapped with this costume! Lucci f-cked up 💙”

“Yasss Nae 🔥 Happy Halloween 👻 the finest mummy I know. You better kill it boo”

“You not post to look good on Halloween lol but 🔥 cute ass mummy I see ya”

Carter seems to be full of surprises when it comes to appearance.

The young actress recently debuted her new copper ginger hair color last week and garnered thousands of comments from fans in awe of her beauty and style.

Reginae Carter
Reginae Carter. (Photo: @reginae/Instagram)

Not only has Carter been focused on looking “bomb,” she’s been stepping out of her father and mother’s shadows and paving a way for herself in the entertainment industry. She’s been concentrating on her acting career and 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 on Sunday, December 8. She’ll be starring alongside “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” star Ray J Norwood.

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