‘Just One Bite’: Tommie Lee’s ‘Juicy’ Clappas Drive Fans Insane

Tommie Lee is bringing the heat to social media this week with her sexy snapshots.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” alumna recently put her shapely figure on display and left fans doing a double take. She took to Instagram on Monday, April 6, and posted an enticing picture that captured her backside up close.

Tommie Lee
Tommie Lee @tommiee_/Instagram

In the image, Lee sported a tiny string black bodysuit that revealed her back and black pants. She posed with her rumpshaker to the camera, while slightly looking over her shoulder. Another image showed her posing on a set of steps outside.

Lee wrote in her caption, “I always say thanks cause they know what it’s given…#tommieshit.”

Over 160,000 fans hit the heart button on her post and flooded her with compliments.

“Yoooo 🤦🏽‍♀️all black for the win once again 👌🏾 Just the finest 🥴👅 COME HERE @tommiee_”

“That ass is juicy all I need is one bite just one bite”

“That booty that big ole booty 😍 you killin them bae 🔥😩”

“Yesssssss Tommie u so damn fine it don’t make no sense. Miss you on TV absolutely Love you ❤️❤️”

“Luv me sum tommie👅 Sisss always slayinggg🖤🔥a whole vibe🤤”

“baaeeeeeeee 😩 let me borrow your body for a day or 2😩😍😍 After this pandemic over”

Although fans typically drool over Lee’s body, naysayers in the past accused her of getting cosmetic work done to her derriere.

In another chain of sexy photos the reality TV star posted two weeks ago, she showed off her bodacious curves in curve-hugging pants and wrote, “You will sabotage the love if you don’t feel worthy.”

Tommie Lee
Tommie Lee @tommiee_/Instagram

A few fans, however, claimed there was something wrong with her body.

“Why do people think this looks goood , her back looks like she’s wearing horrible crinoline .. let’s be ourselves ladies.”

“You definitely touched that body baby 🤣 we see it clearly”

“She definitely did….just hope it was done safely! Still like her tho…”

Lee finally hit back at detractors and wrote, “Definitely did what y’all kill me acting as if you know me I’ve done not a damn thing but get dressed and posed for this picture take y’all hatin asses on somewhere with the billshit”

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