‘The Full Package’: Toya Wright Gets a Leg Up on Fans With Sexy ‘Show Stopper’ Snapshot

T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle” actress Toya Wright left the internet at a loss for words this weekend with her flawless beauty.

The 36-year-old television personality took to Instagram on Saturday evening and posted a photo of herself rocking a black leather trench coat with a lace bodysuit underneath. She accentuated her small waist with a crystal-studded Gucci belt that retails for around $950 and wore a pair of black thigh-high boots.

Wright rocked her hair in a middle-part bob and opted for a subtle-glam makeup look. She captioned her photo with a black heart and racked up more than 99,000 likes.

“Yes girlfriend love this look !! Gucci 💖👏 giving us leg realness. You’re the whole full package”

“My goodnesss🔥 Toya showing out!! Yaassss @toyawright you look AMAZING 😍 , what kind of boots are u wearing? I love them 😍”

“Beautiful and stunning…# SHOW STOPPER 💖 that leg game is killing all our season ok mutha i givs uppp please step off my wig”

“Ok boo come through and show out 😍 you look tf good giving us thigh action”

Toya Wright
Toya Wright. @toyawright/Instagram

Others fans also mentioned how slim Wright looked in the photo. One fan commented, “How much weight have you lost?! You look so good SNATCHED 😍 hunti”

In February, the mother of two went public about her goal to shed 15 pounds when she posted before-and-after shots of herself and thanked celebrity fitness trainer Kory Phillips for aiding her.

Toya Wright
Robert “Red” Rushing and Toya Wright. (Photo: @toyawright/Instagram)

She also switched over to a healthier diet in 2017 after she was diagnosed with fibroids, which are muscular tumors that grow in the wall of the uterus. Wright told People magazine at the time, “I had to switch it up because I used to eat all types of stuff and I would just get bigger. … I had to scale back and eat healthier things like fish and salads.”

The “Friends and Family Hustle” star and her rumored fiancé Robert “Red” Rushing have also helped their community progress toward healthier lifestyles with their fitness company Weight No More, which was created to help fight against obesity. Their last 5K walk took place in Atlanta around October 10.

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