‘Let Me Touch It’: Alexis Skyy’s Side Profile Leaves Fans Staring In Wonder

Love and Hip Hop” star Alexis Skyy clearly knows how to entice her fans and supporters with her undeniable beauty.

The 25-year-old model showed off her beauty and curvaceous figure to her three million followers and left her fans gaping. She took to Instagram on Sunday and posted a casual photo of herself snapping it up at her home.

Skyy sported all-black attire, including a pair of leggings and a cropped leather jacket. She paired her getup with a $2,800 silver Chanel purse and a pair of white and blue sneakers.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy. @alexisskyy/Instagram

While she did away with a caption, her fans nevertheless flooded her with comments lusting over her bodacious booty.

“Let me touch it 😋💦 that a$$ is definitely something different”

“if I hit Alexis sky imma mf rocket 🚀 ❤️ man why she so bad 😍”

“Pose!💗 Damn lexis you ain’t have to do em like that 😉 u da baddest babyyyyy”

“Whew! Come and get me 🥰👅 I swear mama you so fine 😻”

Just last week, fans also fell victim to Skyy’s bathroom mirror seductive thirst trap. She was photographed wearing a sexy brown snakeskin jumpsuit that showed ample cleavage and accentuated her curves. The “LHH” star captioned her post with four frozen face emojis and drummed up more than 94,000 likes.

Skyy’s latest sexy post comes weeks after she confirmed she was no longer dating Atlanta rapper Trouble.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy. @alexisskyy_/Instagram

“Mfs confused still or sum I’m single af,” she wrote on an Instagram Story on Nov. 4.

Fans encouraged the mother of one and Trouble to work out their relationship differences.

“What happened to u & Scoob? I really wanted y’all to work out ❤️ ,”
one fan said on Nov. 5.

Another added, “Look what y’all did I want y’all back together.”

Skyy was also rumored to be dating Charlotte Hornets player Terry Rozier after she was spotted at one of his team’s NBA games in October. But, according to her relationship status, it seems the rumors were false.

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