‘You Really Left That?’: Cyn Santana Makes Fans Mention Ex Joe Budden After Taking This Sexy Pic

Cyn Santana fans apparently aren’t over her split with ex-fiancé Joe Budden.

The “Love and Hip Hop: New York” actress took to Instagram on Saturday evening and uploaded an enticing photo of herself wearing a skintight dress and over-the-knee boots. The get-up she was wearing showed off her curves and round derriere.

Cyn Santana
Cyn Santana. @cynsantana/Instagram

Standing in profile and snapping a photo of her shapely figure, Santana wrote in her caption, “She got a name but everybody call her fine ass 🦄”

Many fans ogled her photo, and some mentioned her as others brought up Budden.

“Gawt damn 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️!!!!! all I see is cake 🤤. @cynsantana #thisjoewontmessup”

“joebudden damn bro you sick”

“Girll you making me a lesbian 👀👀 like a full course meal😍 @joebudden sorry #girlcrush”

“@joebudden you really left that?🤦🏾‍♂️”

For the longest, social media users suspected Budden and Santana reconciled their relationship after they were recently spotted at several public places together, such as Erica Mena‘s baby shower and their son’s second birthday party.

Despite folks’ suspicions about the pair’s relationship, Santana let it be known she was still very much “single.“

Cyn Santana.
Joe Budden and Cyn Santana. (Photo: @joebudden/Instagram)

“This single sh-t is so wack,” she tweeted on Wednesday, Jan. 15. “I am tired of feeding and bathing myself lol.”

The former couple called off their engagement sometime last May. According to Santana’s revelation on “LHHNY,” infidelity played a role in their breakup. As of now, they appear to be co-parenting their 2-year-old son Lexington Budden.

Despite Santana and Budden calling it quits, fans are still yearning to see the two get back together.

“They still in love! I love Joe and Cyn together I really want to see them work things out 😍,” one fan wrote underneath a video of the pair watching the “LHHNY” premiere together.

Another added, “So are they business partners/parents? Very cute for there child to see them chill together. I hope they make it work”

A third commented, “Hopefully he has grown up! And will treat any woman he’s with like he wants to be treated 😏. They’re prob back together tho”

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