‘Lil Mama Badd’: Reginae Carter Sends Fans Through the Roof With Sexy ’90s Vibe Post

“Pride & Prejudice” actress Reginae Carter is leaving the internet speechless with her jaw-dropping beauty.

The 20-year-old star went “bad” on fans this week and showed off her eye-grabbing beauty and edgy fashions. She took to Instagram on Thursday afternoon and posted photos of herself on a golf cart while vacationing in Mexico with her mother Toya Wright and co-stars from “T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle.”

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Reginae Carter. @reginae/Instagram

In the picture, Carter wore a cropped pink latex top with a matching skirt and yellow chunky sneakers. She accessorized her look with a gold-colored watch and a mustard-colored bucket hat over her wavy tresses. The television personality posed sexily with her legs crossed on the golf cart and smiled big for the camera.

Carter captioned her post “Pull up 😌” and racked up more than 76,000 likes.

“Lil mama badd 🔥”

“Nae is damn fine such a choklatte tinggg. Giving me 90s vibes with this look”

“U look absolutely amazing boo 😍looking like a cute 90’s video…too cute this is it right here”

“Hey pretty lady 💜 you just growing and glowin in Mexico. U look goodt”

Carter, along with her mother Wright, Tiny Harris, LeToya Luckett, Monica, T.I. and their other family are currently in the middle of shooting season 3 of “Friends and Family Hustle,” which ended its second season on July 1. The series focuses on the stars’ love lives, career goals and their families.

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Reginae Carter and Zonnique Pullins (center left, center right) attend Tiny Harris’ birthday celebration at Gold Room on July 14, 2018 in Atlanta. (Photo: Prince Williams/WireImage)

The show has started production for season 3, and 12 new episodes will air in 2020, according to Deadline. Wright, Harris and Luckett were all spotted hanging out in the Atlanta area on Oct. 9 while apparently filming for the show. Wright captioned their outing: “We tried something a little different and it was so fun! We went to this sip & plant spot. @majorgirl @letoyaluckett #friendsandfamilyhustle.”

Carter made reference to the show on one of her recent IG stories and added the hashtag “friends and family hustle.”

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