‘Queen of Insta:’ Tommie Lee Shows Off Toned Legs In New Social Media Post

Former “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” castmate Tommie Lee hasn’t lost her star status via Instagram.

The 35-year-old posted a photo of herself in Miami, Florida, showcasing her toned legs in short black glitter shorts, a black t-shirt, booties, paired with glasses and accessories from Fashion Girl Boutique. 

“#BBC #Artbasel2019 Go cop all my #KILT accessories from @fgb_official 😘,” Lee captioned her photo. 

(Photo: Tommie Lee/Instagram @Tommiee_)

With over 40,000 likes from her Friday uploaded post, fans were loving Lee’s seduction pose and fit. 

“Okay, my okay, mama fire 🔥🔥🔥🖤🖤.”

“I love me some Tommie 😍🥰😍🥰.”

“You are looking so good😎.”

“Apply all the mf pressure 😍.”

“Open a line with Fashion Nova already; we trying to dress like you out here 🙄🥰.”

“Queen of insta.” 

Lee is never one to shy away from showing her followers some leg action. Before Thanksgiving, Lee dazzled in a blue gown from Valentino Omar Designs she wore attending Shawn Carter’s Foundation Gala at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Florida.

“I used all @ancientcosmetics this Night had to have that milky Glow going on!!!” she captioned her photo that had fans going into a frenzy. 

With part of her back to the camera while serving face, Lee gave fans a full view of the gown, which has a large slit that shows her exposed leg.

Fans couldn’t help but leave thirsty comments on the photo.

“Damn, that’s enough thigh to feed my whole family on Thanksgiving😂😂,” one person commented on Lee’s post. 

 “Oh, she fine fine 🔥🔥🔥🔥😍🙌🏽,” another fan wrote to the reality star. 

 Fans were even comparing Lee to the Disney character, Cinderella. 

“Ooouuu Cinderella Vibes😍.”

“Looking like the black Cinderella, 😍😍😍 I got the other Glasslipper bae.” 

It seems as though Lee enjoyed herself at the Gala. She reflected on the importance of the foundation and grateful to being in a better place in a previous post. 

“Love And compassion are Necessities. Not Luxuries. without them Humanity, cannot survive.. #Thankful I’m not in the same place I was last year…💋 #shawncarterfoundation,” she said. 

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