‘Dinner is Served’: Alexis Skyy Entices Fans With Her Thickness and Breathtaking Beauty

Alexis Skyy flaunted her curvaceous figure and gorgeous looks all over social media this week and left fans speechless.

The former “Love and Hip Hop: New York” star took to Instagram on Sunday and shared a beauty post of herself to her three million followers. The image showed Skyy at a party with a drink in her hand and staring into the crowd.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy. @alexissyy_/Instagram

Folks gushed over the reality TV star’s body and her curve-hugging dress. She wrote in her post, “Caption this 😂” and received more than 147,000 likes. Fans showered Skyy with numerous compliments.

“Damn bae you the baddest 🔥🔥 if you could see it from the front then you can see if from the …”

“Ain’t none of them f–king with you it’s plenty in the room, but you the only thing standing out‼️😘”

“Dinner is served you one off the baddest so damn fine my fav 💜”

“Damn she thick❤️. She wearing that dress it’s on fire 🔥 love to see it #wifeyforever”

The 25-year-old mother was recently under fire just last month after she posted a live video of herself and her child’s purported father, Fetty Wap. 

The recording showed Skyy and the “Trap Queen” singer riding in a car together. She panned the camera toward him and gave a sneaky laugh. Folks instantly slapped down her catty behavior.

“She want us to know sooo bad for some reason,” one fan wrote at the time.

A second person remarked, “She just gone keep talkin down on that man then going right back 🙄.”

Someone else commented, “She wanted Fetty to be seen with her. SO bad 😂 she’s so corny! 🙄 Her and Masika”

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Fetty Wap and Alexis Sky attend Medusa on July 15, 2016, in Atlanta. (Photo: Prince Williams/WireImage via Getty Images)

Skyy and the 28-year-old MC have been dating off and on for years. The “LHNNY” alumna gave birth to her 2-year-old daughter and special-needs child Alaiya Grace in January 2018. Wap was by her side the entire time.

He, however, hasn’t publicly claimed the toddler as his biological daughter. In a happy birthday post to baby Alaiya from Jan. 4, Wap stirred up ever more speculation after he never acknowledged her as his daughter.

“Happy Birthday Miss Grace,” he wrote. “I watched you fight through some sh-t that me and your mom cried about not knowing if you was gonna make it out & now look 2 years of age and still holdin that smile 💯 … I can’t wait to see the powerful young lady you become … ♥️ HBD lil lady.”

Fans instantly posed questions.

“I’m confused so are you the father or nah? He never said daughter in his post 👀”

“He sounds like a friend of the family instead of a dad but this was so sweet”

Skyy never responded.

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