‘Mendeecees Get Ya Girl!’: Yandy Smith Shows Her ‘Bunz’ and Fans Call Her Husband

Yandy Smith-Harris left fans in awe on social media this week after posting her latest snapshot.

The “Love and Hip Hop: New York” star uploaded a super sexy image to Instagram on Monday that showed her dressed in a high-waist bikini with her backside out. She posed on a small pool bridge inside a cave and captioned the post with a lengthy message.

Yandy Smith-Harris
Yandy Smith @yandysmith/Instagram

“I’ve decided in this season I’m going to be very intentional about the relationships I decide to build and the relationships I decide to step away from,” Smith-Harris wrote. “I’m going to continue to support those near and far but I’m going to first start supporting me. My dreams, the desires of my heart and all I want to accomplish happens NOW. As I look up to the heavens I’m now so very clear. 2020 vision of clarity is here. … To all my old sisters thank you for being the pilars that push me everyday.”

Although Smith-Harris wrote an inspirational post, fans became easily distracted by her bodacious curves and even brought her husband Mendeecees Harris in the mix.

“Sorry Mendeecees but this photo is a work of art ❤️🤤 my girl is super thick. You look like a melanin goddess with the yams 🔥”

“Man I’ve been crushing on u since season 1🤷🏾‍♂️. No disrespect. But u cute 😏!!!! Nice bunz”

“Amen to that, and I love your caption. I definitely feel the same.way u do, and sheesh u look absolutely stunning boo 😍 thicker that some jiffy”

“I been saying it for the longest stop hiding that 🍑🙌🏾 with you sexy smart self U look absolutely stunning boo 😍”

“Mendeecees come get ya girl brah! She out here showing her a$$! 😂 yan  got the meatz 😍🔥”

Harris and Smith-Harris reportedly tied the knot in 2015 and share a son and daughter together.

The couple are still celebrating the father of four’s Jan. 29 prison release; he spent time behind bars after his 2015 conviction on drug trafficking. The pair recently posted a family portrait in which they’re posing with their two adorable children. Smith-Harris celebrated the joyous moment and racked up more than 349,000 likes.

Yandy Smith
(from left to right): Yandy Smith-Harris, Omere Harris, Skylar Harris and Mendeecees Harris @mendeeceesharris/Instagram

She wrote, “No prolific dissertation…just church on Sundays & I’m grateful @mendeecees @omeereandskylar.”

Fans were so happy to see everyone reunited.

“He’s home!!!😩❤️🙌🏽 Congratulations Yandy! I’m obsessed with your little family”

“Black love = family 🙏🏾 Welcome home ManDe! Yandy done got her baby back 🔥😘”

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