‘Sexy AF’: Ashanti Leaves Fans with ‘Wild Thoughts’ with Latest Sexy IG Post

Ashanti left her fans with watering mouths last week after they viewed her latest sexy upload.

The 39-year-old crooner showed off her fashion and beauty last week to her five million IG followers and left heads turning. She took to Instagram on Friday evening and posted multiple photos of herself snapping it up at the W Los Angeles hotel in Beverly Hills, California, while wearing a sexy dress.

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Ashanti rocked a form-fitting peach dress with a plunging neckline and shoulder pads. She paired her attire up with nude pumps and enormous reflective aviator sunglasses. Her long sleek tresses masked her cleavage as she posed seductively atop a gold couch with her legs crossed and one of her shoes off.

The “Rain On Me” singer captioned her post “Kick off ya shoes & relax ya feet..” and added in another “True gold fears no fire…” More than 41,000 fans hearted her picture and flooded her photos with compliments.

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Singer Ashanti was flooded with compliments after posting a photo of herself serving looks in a peach dress. @Ashanti/Instagram

“Oh u out here straight showing out u look gorgeous mama 😍💋”

“Forever bad. This your color up, you own the rights @ashanti 🥭🍑🧡 you slayed this look.”

“Yess lawd💫 u is lovely n sexy n pretty n gorgeous n hot ñ smart🍯 I love u Shan bae”

“Sexy AF and perfection in the purest form 😍 🔥🔥 i’m having wild thoughts bout what i’m a do to you 😏🙈”

Ashanti has been going all out with her looks this year and it could be attributed to her comments she made in 2018 about stepping out of the “box.” She told iHeart radio in March 2018, that she would be “trying different looks and shooting different kinds of visuals” for her appearance and music.

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Singer Ashanti was flooded with compliments after posting a photo of herself serving looks in a peach dress. (Photo: @Ashanti/Instagram)

In December, the Grammy Award-winning singer was given the opportunity to work with New York-based designer Isabel Deng, the owner of fashion label Miss Circle, to create a clothing line of her liking.

“This is a very visual industry, so I feel like the more things that you’re a part of and the more that you’re able to show your brand and your style and who you are in different fashions, the better off you are,” Ashanti told Page Six at the time, adding that her fashion motto has always been to “stay classy and sassy and sexy, not trashy.”

The Miss Circle x Ashanti collection dropped later that month and featured 21 pieces ranging from $19 for a belt to items for $199.

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