‘Didn’t You Just Have A Baby?’: Fans Praise Princess Love’s Post-Pregnancy Body

Princess Love‘s post-pregnancy body appears to be on fire, according to her fans. Love, a longtime cast member of “Love and Hip-Hop: Hollywood,” unintentionally gave fans a glimpse of her small physique. The reality star performed a spicy dance for social media, but her in-shape figure — four months after the birth of her son — seemingly captured the audience’s attention.

Princess Love participated in the “Savage” TikTok dance challenge. @princesslove/Instagram

Love posted a video to Instagram on April 2 that depicted her tackling the “Savage” TikTok dance challenge. The 35-year-old model smiled brightly as she danced to Megan Thee Stallion‘s rap lyrics in the clip. Love perfected all the dance steps in her original choreography. She admitted that her one-year daughter, Melody Love Norwood, made her laugh during her routine. “I couldn’t stop laughing because Melody was clapping her hands saying “Yayyyy good girl” 😂,” she wrote.

Love appeared to be lounging comfortably in her West Coast home during the time she recorded her video. Her dance ensemble consisted of a gray sweatshirt with the word “LONDON” embellished in black lettering across her chest, and a pair of black athletic shorts. She wore no makeup, letting her natural beauty shine through. Fans buzzed both over her youthful look and her post-pregnancy body.

“Your baby bounce back game is strong! 💪🏽 ⭐️,” a user wrote.

“Snap back queen 😍😍😍😍,” a second user gushed.

“Didn’t you just have a baby because wow😍,” a third user asked.

A fourth fan said, “You look so innocent lol 😍.”

A fifth commented, “You killed it no makeup realness 😭🔥🔥💥.”

“You’re a darn natural beauty. You don’t need no damn makeup 😍😍😍😍,” a sixth encouraged.

Princess Love with her four-month-old son Epik Ray Norwood @princesslove/Instagram

Love married her long-time boyfriend, singer Ray J in 2016. The couple had their first daughter together, Melody, in 2018. She gave birth to their son, Epik Ray Norwood, in December 2019.

The pair’s relationship started to crumble during Love’s pregnancy with Epik. Love accused the “Sexy Can I” singer of abandoning her and her daughter in Las Vegas while they were attending the BET Soul Train Awards last November.

Princess Love holding her daughter Melody Love Norwood @princesslove/Instagram

The couple got into a heated argument on social media after Love claimed that she and her daughter had no way of getting home to Los Angeles after the awards show was over. She told her fans that Ray J blocked her on social media and was not responding to her calls. Love and Ray J are reportedly living apart at this time.

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