‘You Too Old To Be Doing Pics Like This Sis!’: Momma Dee’s Sexy Pic Derails When People Get Caught Up on Worrying About Her Age

Age ain’t nothin’ but a number to “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta’s” Momma Dee as she took to social to remind the young’uns that yes she is a woman of a more mature age, but also that she still has her sex appeal.

Posted up in black leggings, her gray T-shirt pulled up just enough to give folks a peek at her midriff, and her waist-length tresses flowing, Dee, 56, served up her best shelter-in-place bedroom eyes.

Momma Dee let’s the young’uns know she still has it by striking a sexy pose. (Photo: @tharealmommadee/Instagram)

“Even tho I can’t leave The Palace, I’m still sexy👑👑👑!! Stay safe and remember to keep your social distance!!!,” read the photo’s caption. It racked up almost 20,000 likes and a loads of comments.

At best, it is easy to assume the mother to rapper Lil Scrappy was not the least bit concerned about comments left by individuals who were less than supportive of her ‘sexy’ flick.

“Momma dee u cool n all but u too old to be doing pics like this sis!!” wrote one person.

Momma Dee quickly offered up a response that read, “No I am not glad to be alive thank God.”

The pic further derailed as more folks commented.

“Her stomach dead has a big cesarean stitch😅😅😅.” Again Momma Dee offered up a response, “So wet I look better than your mother.”

However, not just jabs were thrown at the soon-to-be grandmother of three. Others were supportive and gassed up the “I Deserve” singer.

“Suga you better work it” and “Girl you look good.🙌🏿”

“The palace can’t take all the scandal! Momma Dee is running amok! Go on w ur bad self! :)”

“You are a beautiful grown woman that can do what you dam please.”

In December, Momma Dee shared in a now deleted Instagram post that she was undergoing surgery for a second time in less that 30 days. She asked fans for prayers, but never revealed what the surgery was for.

However, “the queen” seems to be healthy.

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