‘You Make Cleaning 10x More Attractive’: Fans Get Distracted By Draya Michele’s Body After She Posts A Photo Of Her Cleaning Her House

Draya Michele appears to be doing some spring cleaning in her multi-million-dollar Los Angeles mansion. The 35-year-old Mint Swimwear founder uploaded a photo of her sitting on a hardwood floor in her home, while wearing a pair of yellow latex cleaning gloves and a two-piece cheetahlicious print outfit. Fans appeared to be distracted by her cleaning gear.

Michele, a former cast member of “Basketball Wives,” seemed to be scrubbing her floors with Lysol. Within her caption, the model jokingly referred to herself as an adult film actress. “Living out my very own BRAZZERS fantasy over here,” she said. Michele’s millions of followers were all for her look and complimented the reality star on Instagram.

Draya Michele cleaning her hardwood floors @drayamichele/Instagram

“Lawd to be that bottle of Lysol!! HAMMERCY!!! 😍😍,” one user gushed.

“You make cleaning 10x more attractive 👀,” a second fan commented.

A third user jokingly said, “Come clean my house.”

“THIS is how you quarantine ‼️💅,” a fourth wrote.

“You ATE! this!!! And then you cleaned up after yourself!!! 💅🏾🙌🏾,” a fifth fan praised.

A sixth said, “Molly the maid ain’t never look so good 😊.”

Michele moved into her new crash pad in February. The fashion icon previously lived with her then-fiancé, NFL player/free agent Orlando Scandrick, and her two children. The entrepreneur documented her move in a now-deleted-Instagram story. She hired a very large moving truck to pack up her entire closet, personal possessions, and her furniture and move them from the house she shared with Scandrick to her new home.

Draya Michele sitting on her couch @drayamichele/Instagram

Many of Michele’s friends appeared to be happy to see her moving on. Ayesha Curry gave Michele a cookware set as a housewarming present. Michele seemingly was excited about fixing up her place. “Finally found a new home. Can’t wait to make my renovations,” she told her fans.

Draya Michele in all black as she takes a selfie @drayamichele/Instagram

Michele and Scandrick officially called their relationship quits in December 2019. She never told fans the reason behind their breakup. However, in a now-deleted Instagram story, she revealed that she had been single the entire month of December and had no intention of hearing what people had to say about her breakup.

Draya Michele and her ex-fiancé Orlando Scandrick @drayamichele/Instagram

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