‘Give It to Us’: Ashanti Leaves Fans Speechless With Flawless Beauty Look

Legendary R&B singer Ashanti is surely aging like fine wine as the years go by.

The 39-year-old showcased her “Good Good” in a chic Instagram post on Thursday, Dec.5, while in Beverly Hills, California.

“Timing,” the songstress wrote for the photo caption. 

(Photo: Ashanti/@Ashanti Instagram)

Fans were living it up in her comments, complimenting her fashion taste and good looks. 

“Give it to us❤️😍,” Fashion Nova wrote to the singer. 

“WHY ARE U SO FINE? 😍😍😍😍.” 

“Still the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen🙌🙌💯💯.”

“Timing is the main thing, hey Shanti, go, girl🔥🔥🔥.”

“You really bless my TL every day 😍.” 

“ALL WAYS LOOKING GOOD XO.”

Ashanti fans also paid close attention to the singer’s foot placement in the photo, as she perfectly places her right foot behind her left foot for her pose. 

“Get that foot ready for the 2020 tour sis! ❤ We pressed you joining @ashanti.”

“Is that foot ready for this tour.. don’t go hurt it again tell them, niggas, u can’t do all that dancing, but you will be super sexy.” 

Ashanti could be hiding her foot following the New York native’s foot surgery in November. While her foot seems to be doing better, the Grammy-award winning singer might want to take it leisurely, seeing as she’s been added to Omarion and Bow Wow‘s 2020 “Millennium Tour.”

Omarion announced the news to his official Instagram page on Thursday, Dec. 5.

“So excited to announce that Ashanti will be joining The Millennium Tour lineup,” he wrote in the post, along with an updated copy of the original flyer with Ashanti listed as a special guest. 

Soulja Boy, the Ying Yang Twins, Lloyd, Sammie, and Pretty Ricky are also joining the tour. Fans can expect to hear all the timeless 2000s R&B and hip-hop bops. 

While Ashanti has been low-key over the past few years, releasing music here and there, 2019 and now 2020 seem to be looking up for her musically.

Along with the “Millennium Tour” announcement, Ashanti appeared on the cover of Tory Lanez’s “Chixtape 5” and the album’s track, “A Fool’s Tale (Running Back).” She also released records “Pretty Little Thing,” “Floating,” and “The Road” this year. 

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