It looks like former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Tommie Lee is fed up with folks bashing her appearance.
The television personality apparently committed a makeup faux pas this week, and online critics were the first to bring attention to it. Lee took to Instagram on Thursday evening and posted an impromptu photo shoot of herself seemingly inside a hotel room.
She seductively posed in a royal blue top and skirt set while debuting her new auburn tresses and showing off her curvy physique. The 35-year-old celeb captioned her post “You ain’t Neva got No time for me, I hate when he text that… “
Lee opted for a high-glam makeup look, and, according to fans, her face makeup was a different color from the rest of her body.
“Just delete this pic 🤷🏽♂️.. You look like a white woman you use to be brown lol! You need some sun,” one person wrote.
Another commented on her post, “Girl to much make up looking like Michael Jackson.”
Clearly fed up with the criticism, Lee fired back at the second naysayer, “Boi not enough makeup Freddy Jackson 😂.”
Other fans jumped to the television personality’s defense.
“People be hating, you always look gorgeous @tommiee_ 😘”
“Now that’s how you clapback! You look beautiful baby mama 😍”
This isn’t the first time Lee’s received criticism on her appearance.
The reality TV star attended the 2019 BET Hip Hop Awards on Oct. 5 and left fans less than impressed with her red carpet ensemble . She showed up wearing a light blue bustier, white joggers, pastel yellow Chanel flats, yellow tulle gloves adorned with purple flowers, black sleeping mask and a multi-colored umbrella.
She immediately received backlash on her fashion selection. One person even blasted her for seemingly wearing “sweat pants.”
Lee addressed her naysayers in a now-deleted video from October and wrote, “Y’all Gotta kno idgaf 😂 who funeral y’all was going too hard lmao #BET2019 #tommieshit ‘HipHop’ awards.”
As of late, she’s currently navigating the first few months of a term of 10 years of probation as a result of her child abuse case that was resolved in May.