‘Double Layer Caked Up’: Marlo Hampton Thirst Trap Leaves Fans Swooning Over Her Derriere

Marlo Hampton appears to be setting the internet on fire. Hampton, a cast member of “Real Housewives of Atlanta,” flaunted her seemingly perfect body on Instagram this past weekend. The reality star draped her figure in a black one-piece Gucci designer swimsuit and gave fans a glimpse of her derriere in the process.

Hampton paired her swimwear with a light-and-dark-brown checkered hat as she held a large straw-colored tote with the phrase “The World Is My Runway” emblazoned it. To spice up her designer ensemble, Hampton wore a gold ring and bracelet on her left hand.

Marlo Hampton gives fans a peek at her derriere. @marlohampton/Instagram

The whole breathtaking shot was pulled off with her standing in front of a full-length mirror that reflected her backside as her white manicure and pedicure set and straight, shoulder-length black hair faced the camera. Hampton indicated the photo was from the “RHOA” cast trip to Greece last September, as she captioned the post “Pic ✉️ from Greece.” However, fans focused their attention on her buttocks that were generously poking through her suit.

“𝐵𝑎𝑤𝑑𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦!🤩,” one fan commented.

A second user said, “Go TF AWF 🥰😍!!!!!!!!! You ATE this look, like a true Aquariuan indeed! Yasssss 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾!”

“Double layer caked up 🔥🔥🔥,” a third user gushed.

A fourth fan virtually shouted, “BAD AF! Killin this look 🔥♥️😍.”

“Ms. Hamptonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn you SLAYED this entire trip! You never disappoint! EVER! 😍,” a fifth user wrote.

“Come thru peach 🍑 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾,” a sixth fan encouraged.

(From left) Kandi Burruss, Cynthia Bailey, Porsha Williams, Marlo Hampton, Nene Leakes, Tanya Sam, and Kenya Moore in Greece. @cynthiabailey10/Instagram

Hampton and her co-stars Kandi Burruss, Cynthia Bailey, Porsha Williams, Nene Leakes, Tanya Sam, and Kenya Moore went to Greece early last fall for a getaway. However, their trip appeared to be anything but relaxing. On the March 22 episode of the hit reality show, Hampton demanded an apology from Moore after Moore showed up to her wig launch party to promote her hair care products.

Marlo Hampton shows off her designer outfit. @marlohampton/Instagram

Their sit-down eventually led to Moore blowing up and walking away. The duo allegedly fell out with each other years ago after Hampton rekindled her friendship with Moore’s nemesis, Nene Leakes.

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Marlo Hampton (left) and Nene Leakes (right). (Photo: @neneleakes/Instagram)

Hampton appears to be a fan favorite, with many social media users asking Bravo to make Hampton a full-time cast member. By contrast, Moore said Hampton will never receive a peach.

In an interview last month with “Entertainment Tonight,” Moore said, “Marlo will never get a peach, in my opinion. Listen, she has a horrible criminal past … so, that’s just not Bravo’s brand. And if she’s been on the show for all of these years, doing the same thing, why would you want to make her a housewife?”

Watch how the drama unfolds on “Real Housewives of Atlanta,” which airs Sunday nights at 8 p.m. Eastern Time on Bravo.

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