‘Hot Girl Toya’: Toya Wright Shakes Her Clappas With Megan Thee Stallion, Folks Love It

Toya Wright was seen whooping it up with Megan Thee Stallion in an Instagram video that Toya posted on Monday, Feb. 3.

The post has three videos in all. One shows the reality star drinking a cup of brown liquor, while Megan is seen right beside her. Toya is sporting a stylish red outfit in the clip, and she drinks the alcoholic beverage down in one straight shot.

Toya Wright (left) was seen partying it up with Megan Thee Stallion (right), and people reacted in a major way. (Photos: Paras Griffin/Getty Images Entertainment via Getty Images, Erik Voake/Getty Images Entertainment via Getty Images)

In the next video, Toya is seen twerking while she holds onto two other women. The third clip shows Lil Wayne‘s ex twerking some more while others slap her backside.

“This is what happens when I go Outside. Mocha latte comes out.🤣,” wrote Toya in the caption of the post. “#blameitonthebrown #shesthelitone #theylovemocha #whereismyrythemtho.”

Many of Toya’s followers really seemed to enjoy the video, and they let it be known in the comments section.

“I’m sitting here smiling FOR U!!! U had a ball girl! #FunNite,” someone wrote.

“Okayyyy aunty I see you 😻,” another person followed.

There were also people who told Toya that it’s OK that she let loose some and she shouldn’t feel guilty about it.

“Don’t feel bad sis,” one person advised. “Meg bring the stallion! Out of all of us is bout to definitely be Another Hot Girl Summer 🔥🔥🔥 #2020 #Mood.”

“Mother, wife, turn up Queen and role model – we can be all things sis! ❤️,” another fan commented.

“Toyaaaa🤪 you still got it boo Cut up😜😂😂👏🏾👏🏾,” another message read.

Since the videos have been posted, they’ve been liked over 142,000 times, and well over 1,600 comments were written.

“Hot Girl Toyaaaa 🥵,” read another comment, which references Megan Thee Stallion’s 2019 single “Hot Girl Summer,” featuring Nicki Minaj and Ty Dolla $ign. 

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