‘Cake Factory’: Angela Simmons’ Workout Pic Derails When Fans Focus on Her Clappas

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons has her cakes on display. (Photo: @angelasimmons/Instagram)

More and more Rev. Run’s daughter Angela Simmons is filling out in all the right places for fans who keep up with her and can’t seem to get enough of her curvaceous figure.

Decked out in workout gear, Simmons took to L.A.’s popular workout and scenic lookout spot, Runyon Canyon, and hit a pose that had tongues wagging.

In full lunge with her straight hair flowing to her waist, Simmons showed off a side profile of her legs and backside.

She captioned the pic, “While you were sleep .. Wait on it … #BnB #builtnotbought #CakeFactory ☑️🥊💪🏽 !!! #NoHandOutsNeeded #GrindOn 💯”

Fans in full adoration mode inundated her with comments applauding her “cake factory.”

“Real Cake No Fake”

“Sexy and Thicker than a snickers! 👀🔥😍💯”

“My New Motto… Built Not Bought 💪🙌💪”

“U always keep in shape and u have GREAT body 😍😍🤩🤩🔥🔥🔥🔥 ”

Days prior to sharing the photo, she posted a similar one while rocking white workout leggings and nonchalantly showing off her clappas.

Maybe these are the “thirst traps” that had “Growing Up Hip Hop” castmate Romeo Miller up in arms. Either way the 32-year-old Simmons is obviously comfortable in her skin and proud of the body she is working on.

From being in incredible shape, to carrying and birthing her first child, son Sutton Joseph, to snapping back and embracing the ways in which her body has changed over the years, Simmons has been on a roll and snapping pics along the way.

“Real Women – Real Stories … I am Angela Simmons … I grew up in Queens, Ny … I gained my confidence through truly loving myself no matter what. I learned the true meaning of love when I stopped putting up with BS others bring to the table. Ok is not ok for my life! I want incredible!! So I’m going to get it!

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