‘That’s a Wagon’: Alexis Skyy’s ‘Big Booty’ Leaves Fans Lusting

Fans think Alexis Skyy‘s body is clearly a force to be reckoned with.

The “Love and Hip Hop” star gave fans a view of shapely figure this week, leaving them nearly at a loss for words. Thursday evening, she posted a photo of herself snapping it up inside of a nightclub, wearing all a black tee and mini skirt that showed off her derriere.

Skyy posed for the ‘Gram with her back-end facing the camera and captioned her post, “Look how sexy I look.” Her photo racked up more than 78,000 likes and a shower of lustful fan comments.

“Damnnn bae 👅 that’s a wagon back dea u sexy as hell 🔥😍”

“Thassa a whole lotta woman 😍😍 be mine already”

“You looking nice beautiful wonderful gorgeous pretty beauty black dress @alexisskyy_ 🔥🔥🔥 sickening 😘”

“A cuty wit a big ass booty 🤦🏾‍♂️🧐 shawty bad asl on life ain’t no one like it I swea”

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy. @alexisskyy/Instagram

In early April, the reality TV star’s curvy physique came into question by fans who accused her of enhancing her appearance with plastic surgery. She was spotted vacationing at the Jamaican Carnival and decided to rock an unclad samba costume that exposed quite a bit of her body.

“Girl your thighs don’t even match 🤣🤣,” one fan wrote at the time.

“That s–t look fake af ,” another added. “Stop getting surgery sis.”

The “LHH” star rebutted critics and replied, “No I just gained weight … trying to loose it 😩.”

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy. @alexisskyy/Instagram

After giving birth to her now 1-year-old daughter Alaiya Grace in January 2018, a special-needs child, who she apparently shares with singer Fetty Wap, Skyy admitted to having her breasts surgically done. In a now-deleted post, the mother of one described the pain she experienced while trying to pump milk with breast implants, by saying, “pumping hurts.”

In other news, Skyy recently announced to her three million followers that they’ll be able to follow her life on her upcoming YouTube channel. She wrote on November 15, “YALL READY FOR MY YOUTUBE the rest of the car ride is coming 😄😄😄🤣🤣🤣😂 clearly I don’t know the dance.”

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