‘I’m in Love’: Angela Simmons Swoons Fans with Her Flawless Beauty

Angela Simmons is an all-around beauty.

The 32-year-old “Growing Up Hip Hop” star flossed her dashing looks this week to her six million followers. She took to Instagram on Thursday and shared a beauty post of herself glammed up.

Simmons wore a metallic gold mini dress with dark purple pumps, and topped off her getup with a yellow and purple fur shawl. She opted for a dramatic eye look, a nude lip, and sported her hair in loose ringlets.

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons @angelasimmons/Instagram

The mother of one fiercely posed in the middle of a New York street and added in her caption, “On the move ♥️”

Her post drew more than 38,000 likes and a mass of flattering remarks.

“I’m so in love 😍😍 you are my whole body’s crave. Pure sweetness! Sugar spice and everything nice. I love you @angelasimmons ❤️”

“Your so beautiful 💯 such a pretty thing and love your dress and heels darling ♥️ love it 🔥”

“Angelassimmon you is so gorgeous and beautiful and so sexy❤️ my baddest 💧 so fine”

“Looking very good queen… 💋 she got legs for days. Wow!! Everything u wear ur 🔥 #sumlikeithott gotdammmmn”

In recent interviews, Simmons opened up about raising her son as a single parent after the death of her ex-fiance Sutton Tennyson.

“There’s no real preparation for that,” the “GUHH” star told TooFab magazine this month, recalling their 3-year-old son asking if his father was “still alive.”

“You really just have to be present to your moments. He’s gonna feel different, different times as he grows and I just have to be present to it. There’s no real preparation, it’s just being present to the moments.”

Sutton Tennyson
Sutton Tennyson, baby Sutton Joseph, and Angela Simmons @angelasimmons/Instagram

Although Tennyson was tragically shot in November 2018, Simmons still keeps his memory alive for baby SJ.

“I have tons of pictures and videos,” she added. “Even last night, I showed him stuff of his dad and when we first met, it keeps him inquisitive and he has a lot of questions but it’s perfect because he knows what his dad looks like, and its good to be able to connect yourself with your father and to show him that means a lot.”

Simmons and Tennyson welcomed SJ in September 2017. The former couple called off their engagement a few months later in January 2018. They were reportedly undergoing a custody battle weeks before his passing.

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