‘Send Me the Original’: Rick Ross Seemingly Flirts With Jennifer Williams After She Shouts Him Out on IG

Jennifer Williams may not be able to keep her stories straight or friendships intact on “Basketball Wives,” but one thing she has down pat is her looks.

The beauty recently took to Instagram in a sexy lingerie pic promoting rapper Rick Ross‘ Belaire champagne. As expected, Williams tagged the rapper, but what happened next had fans in stitches.

Jennifer Williams
Jennifer Williams posts sexy pic promoting champagne that likely had rapper Rick Ross blushing. (Photo: @jenniferwilliams/Instagram)

“Rosé all day … Thank you @richforever for keeping me stocked with champagne. Who wants to drink with me?🥂”

The Miami rapper wasted no time popping into her comments with one bold request: “Send me the original pic 🤔”

While some initially thought he wanted to see Williams without photo filters, others quickly realized he wanted to view the full photo of her body adorned in a mesh one-piece lingerie ‘fit. The photo is conveniently — or inconveniently, from Ross’ perspective — cropped right below her navel.

“😂 he tryna see the uncropped pic 😭”

“He want them Bougie Brown Skin Clappas 😂 “

“Lmao he said lemme see something right quick fast 😭😭😭”

From champagne, beard oil and wings, the former corrections officer is getting to the money. He even released his first book, a memoir titled “Hurricane,” in September 2019.

He was last publicly linked to a woman named Briana Camille, with whom he shares two children.

A few months ago, Williams teased being on a baecation, but never revealed who the lucky guy was. The 43-year-old was also involved in a problematic relationship with reality TV personality Tim Norman of “Welcome to Sweetie Pie’s” fame.

When the romance went south Williams claimed Norman began harassing and stalking her to the point of her needing a restraining order against him.

When the public tried to accuse her of making up drama for a storyline she wasted no time providing her “receipts.”

“I been tied up in court for 6 months defending myself against false accusations & had to remain quiet! Today was the last day in court, now this bogus sh-t is over! Energy, time and money has been wasted on nonsense,” wrote Williams in June of 2018.

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