‘I Got a Question About the Homework’: Draya Michele Leaves Fans Gushing Over Her Clappas in This ‘School Teacher’ Outfit

Draya Michele stuns in sleek blue suit ‘fit. (Photo: @drayamichele/Instagram)

Class is in session as swimwear designer Draya Michele schools folks on an effortless slay.

The former reality TV star posted photos of her petite curves adorned in a deep blue pantsuit by clothing brand Oh Polly. Her caption read, “This is Ms. Michele, she’ll be subbing today. 📚”

Everyone who would want to be Ms. Michele’s’ teacher’s pet or the class clown ran amok in the photo’s comments section.

“I got a question about the homework then😂,” read the first comment.

“Ain’t nobody paying attention in class😂😂😂😂”

Another swooning person ready to butter up the former “Basketball Wives” cast mate wrote, “Better believe I’m bringing an Apple to class🍎🍏”

“That be the day i get student of the day too😍😍😍”

With eyes wide open, more than 130,000 flocked to the photo and hit the double tap.

The mother of sons Kniko, 17, and soon to be 4-year-old Jru has been single for a few months since splitting from former fiancé Orlando Scandrick.

Without skipping a beat, Michele has set her sights on swoon-worthy flicks modeling several Fashion Nova outfits. From a little black dress to a sheer long-sleeved top, she served up looks time and time again.

Whether there is any love lost between the former lovers seems to be irrelevant for the beauty who has reminded fans that having a baby just a few years ago and dropping her old flame have only done wonders for her figure.

Photos of the 35-year-old rocking lacy lingerie and cleavage-baring ‘fits let viewers know not only does she still have “it,” but in fact it never went anywhere.

@drayamichele/Instagram

“Come TH through ms Michele🔥”

“Idc if you had corona I’m pulling up with the lime.”

“Ms. Michele got the clappas.”

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