‘Damm Thickness’: Alexis Skyy Flashes Her Cheeks and Leaves Fans Tongue-Wagging

Alexis Skyy‘s eye-catching curves are sending fans through the roof.

The curvaceous “Love and Hip Hop” star flossed her shapely figure on social media and garnered many responses on her pic. She took to Instagram on Tuesday and posted an enticing selfie of herself in what was apparently a public restroom.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy. @alexisskyy/Instagram

The image showed Skyy alluringly biting her finger while pointing her camera phone toward her backside. She was dressed in a black cropped jacket and form-fitting black leather pants. She opted for no caption on her post and received more than 101,000 likes on her photo.

“Ooowee 🤤 show em what it’s made for 💦 this is the ‘Ima give you everything u askin fo’ 👅👅 pose”

“I need dat 🍑 I will rock the hell out of that forreal that’s cute cute🔥❤️”

“Dammm girl Ima MF Rocket 🚀 Phat N Round Damm Thickness Wow. This gotta be mine one day”

“Tell Alexis sky I’m trying have her 😘 U look great in leather bae 👅. Baddd 4 No Reason”

Although people often drool over Skyy’s sexy posts, the 25-year-old mother sometimes receives backlash on her apparent provocative behavior.

On Jan. 24, Skyy shared a photo of herself lounging around in a cropped tank top and short shorts. She posed with her legs open and was instantly trashed for the post.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy. (Photo: @alexisskyy/Instagram)

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

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

A third person added, “Close your legs. Why yah legs gotta be open it’s just a damn ad?”

As of this week, Skyy has also found time to post about her 2-year-old daughter Alaiya Grace, whom she purportedly shares with rapper Fetty Wap.

Skyy’s daughter was born premature and is a special-needs child. On Tuesday, the model posted video of her toddler walking around with the help of her sit-to-stand walker. Skyy rejoiced over the moment and wrote in her caption, “I’m about to cry she’s almost there y’all 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾Won’t GOD do it 💕”

Fans also poured in their support.

“She’s always so happy go Lay Lay. I knew she was strong 💪🏽 lol sis can do anything. She’ll be walking soon”

“Yess Lil Mama!!! God bless and we are proud of you ❤️👏”

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