Who Wore It Best? K. Michelle and Jordyn Woods Claw It Out In Sexy Tiger Striped Swimwear

It looks like K. Michelle and Jordyn Woods are ready to duke it out in their Matte Collection swimsuits for “who wore it best?”

Both celebrities were spotted wearing the tiger print one-piece ensemble that retails for $16 on the brand’s website.

Jordyn Woods
Jordyn Woods. (Photo: @jordynwoods/Instagram)

Woods wore the Matte Collection swimsuit during a photo shoot that she posted to her Instagram page on Jan. 10. The barefaced model posed beside a tall plant and showcased her curvy figure and ample cleavage in the one-piece suit. Leaving little to the imagination, she wrote along the photo caption, “On the way 🖤 bathing suit”

K. Michelle
K. Michelle. (Photo: @kmichellemusic/Instagram)

K. Michelle donned the tiger print piece apparently in the comforts of her own home. On Jan. 2, she posted a video of herself wearing the swimsuit while kneeling atop her bed. Flossing her glam makeup look, voluminous curls and petite frame, she wrote in her Instagram photo caption, “What better way to celebrate a move then to go swimming in Miami!”

Fans of K. Michelle and Woods showered them equally with compliments.

“@kmichellemusic yessss come threw honey!😍😘 omg this bathing suit is 🔥 you look so good. Loving the natural body”

“I’ve always heard of you by name but I ain’t know you was this fire 🔥@jordynwoods you look like a meal ready to be eaten in that bikini 😋 “

” U look amazing K 😍 you are the swimming pool 👅 yesss u look goodt”

“Just bought this swimsuit 😍😍 but it don’t look good on me like it does on you! Love you Jordy 😍❤️”

“Kimberly yes ma’am I can’t think of any other way either 🔥 we need to go swimming I moved to Miami too ❤️ @kmichellemusic”

Not only has K. Michelle recently moved to Miami, Florida, she’s also released new music from her album “All Monsters Are Human.”

The R&B singer’s album is filled with bedroom-ready slow jams and, of course, a few heartbreak songs. Some of the songs featured on it includes, “Just Like Jay,” “The Rain,” “Ciara’s Prayer,” “Supahood,” “I Don’t Like You” and more.

The album was released on Friday, Jan. 31, and is available on streaming platforms.

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