‘Close Your Legs’: Alexis Skyy Fans Trash Her Latest Thirst Trap

“Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood” and “Love & Hip Hop: New York” reality star Alexis Skyy can’t catch a break on the internet.

After receiving significant heat for posting a video of herself in a car with her child’s purported father, Fetty Wap, fans are now clapping back at the mother of one over an Instagram photo. 

The 25-year-old model uploaded a risque photo of herself Friday, Jan.24, promoting the Flat Tummy app. 

“@flattummyapp has my back!!! Their daily workouts and meal plans can be customized to MY GOALS 🙌,” she wrote. 

“Not to mention progress tracking and a community forum of like minded babes – seriously, everything I need to keep myself accountable!” Skyy continued. “No more excuses, ladies 🙅 Download their 12 Month Plan TODAY and essentially get 6 months FREE 📲.”

Alexis Skyy promoting the Flat Tummy app for workouts and meal plans. (Photo: @Alexisskyy_ Instagram)

Fans were not feeling Skyy’s pose, as she can be seen sitting on a floor in front of a couch with her legs opened suggestively toward the camera. 

“You ain’t leaving no sneak peak for ya mans u shows everything.”

“You pretty enough to sell the ad without your legs been open ma fareal!!”

“I know damn well u ain’t work out in some low top white forces.”

“You gotta chill.” 

“why yah legs gotta be open it’s just a damn ad?”

“Close your legs.”

Welp! While Skyy got called out for her somewhat explicit photo, some fans didn’t seem to mind Skyy’s pose. 

“🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤 Damn They Owe U More For Dis Promotion.”

“I’m blown away by this pic. 👌🏾.”

“Still look good tho 💋💋💋.”

“Omg, I have a new screensaver picture on momma I do!”

“Come use me for all my money 😍.” 

“When she😍 bad an u know it 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽.” 

Despite the backlash, Skyy continues to garner attention from fans by showcasing her toned body.

Her post garnered over 80,000 likes, and when she previously uploaded a video of herself in a gray bodysuit Sunday, Jan.19, she had fans swooning. 

“B– I’m fineeee 😍😍😍😍,” she captioned the video.

Fans agreed, complimenting the reality star. 

“Yesssss, you are! 😍😍😍😍😍.” 

“Very, very true 💯💯💯💯.” 

“You not lyinggggg 😩🔥👏🏼😍.” 

Perhaps the Flat Tummy tea and workouts are doing wonders for Skyy. 

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