‘TikTok Queen’: Reginae Carter Has Fans in Tears After She Hilariously Re-Enacts ‘A Fall From Grace’

Social media users are deeming Reginae Carter the “queen” of TikTok.

The young actress has been uploading several skits that show her re-enacting scenes from different movies. The latest film she chose to tackle was Tyler Perry’s latest Netflix release, “A Fall from Grace.” She took to Instagram on Saturday, April 4, and showed off her impressive acting skills.

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Reginae Carter re-enacts a scene from “A Fall from Grace.” @colormenae/Instagram

With the movie playing in the background of TikTok, Carter channeled her inner “Grace Waters,” played by actress actress Crystal Fox, and re-enacted the scene of Grace telling her abusive new husband to leave their home. The 21-year-old even changed wigs and dressed as both the female and male characters in her skit.

She captioned her post “Guess that movie 😂”

Her video was viewed over 866,000 times and racked up several fan comments.

“Keep this going! Your skits are getting us through!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽”

“The wig is very much so accurate to the one in the movie”

“My girl is the true Tik Tok queen 😂😂 you did that”

“And The Award 🥇 Goes To @colormenae , 😂 You On Fire 🔥 My Girl #keepemcoming ❤️”

“You have to be stopped 😭😭😭😭 it’s the wig that f–king wig look like the one they used in the movie. 🤣and the laugh. Hahahahah”

“The winner for Best quarantine actress ….envelope please… Reginae Carter! ✨🙌🏾. I haven’t even seen the movie and I’m guessing it’s Fall from Grace by TP. The wigs were horrible and it’s a black woman in distress lol. He’s usual formula 🤣🤣🤣”

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Reginae Carter and her father Lil Wayne attend his 36th birthday party and Carter V release at HUBBLE on Sept. 28, 2018, in Los Angeles. (Photo: Jerritt Clark/Getty Images for Young Money Records)

Nearly three years ago, Carter decided to leave Clark Atlanta University and pursue her acting career. She received a lot of backlash for her decision, but she decided to stick with it. In November 2018, the television personality announced that she landed her first major role in a Lifetime movie titled “Pride And Prejudice: Atlanta.”

Carter also starred in Ray J.’s TV One film “Dear Santa, I Need a Date,” which premiered last October.

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