‘Lord Have Mercy’: Sheree Whitfield Blazes the ’Gram With Sexy Bikini Thirst Trap

Atlanta is in the middle of a warm winter and it shows, based on former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” cast mate Sheree Whitfield’s photographic trip down memory lane with her “hot girl summer” bikini pics.

With her back arched and thickness on display, Whitfield propped her legs up and laid her head back in a patio chair for a sexy photo, one apparently taken on her recent trip to Thailand.

Sheree Whitfield
Sheree Whitfield arches her back for sexy bikini photo. (Photo: @shereewhitfield/Instagram)

She quoted “Sex Talk” lyrics by Megan Thee Stallion for the caption: “Got more milkshake than Kelis. Ain’t met a man who can handle me…I think I should be in museums ’cause this body a masterpiece.”

Fans of the woman behind the famous “who gon’ check me, boo” line could hardly contain themselves as they took in all of her curves.

“Yass CURVES & ARCH! 🙌🏽🔥” and “🔥🔥🔥🔥 Body hunni 💯🙌🏽,” read many of the comments. One fan simply wrote, “Lord have mercy.”

“Yeess ma’am it is!! Goodt lordt 👌🏿🥰”

“Talk that shaaaat!,” wrote a woman who fully supports Whitfield’s effortless slay.

Since celebrating 50th birthday in Thailand last month, Whitfield has left fans agog over her thicker figure and overall appearance. Whether rocking a bikini, gym clothes or a casual ‘fit, she always woos fans.

Though she has been absent from the RHOA since stirring the pot during season 10, it does not mean she has been lying idle.

“I’m in a new chapter in my life and I’ve decided not to return to RHOA so that I can focus on myself and my businesses, spend more time with my family, and explore new endeavors,” said Whitfield in 2018. She went on to say, “As promised, please stay tuned for She by Sheree to launch, we’ll be accepting pre-orders soon!”

Speaking of her clothing line, she rolled out a promo video in October 2018 showing off joggers and T-shirts and gave her She by Sheree website a makeover. Yet, fans are still wondering when, if ever, they will be able to make a purchase.

“It’s been like 10 years”

“I am so sad where’s the clothes? 😭”

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