‘Lawd’: Masika Kalysha Flosses Her 40 Inch Weave and Curves, Fans Can’t Get Enough

A few flips of the hair, a couple of seductive looks at the camera and a spin is all Masika Kalysha had to do for people to pay her some major compliments.

On Tuesday, April 7, Kalysha posted a video of herself that shows her in a tan bodysuit. She’s sporting straight, black hair that falls past her waist.

Masika Kalysha received plenty of compliments after she shared an Instagram video on
April 7, 2020. (Photo: Paras Griffin / Getty Images Entertainment via Getty Images)

In the caption, she seemed to express an eagerness to get back outside once the orders for social distancing relax.

“When I tell you a bish CANT WAIT to 40 inch wig, beat face, bussdown Rollie, chanel bag, body suit on y’all ma fka’s 😩,” wrote Kalysha next to the clip, which had been viewed 117,000 times in the first day it was shared.

More than 400 comments were left, with many saying they were blown away by the video.

“Lawd…..😍😍😍😍,” someone wrote on Instagram.

“Girl you are all the way together❤️❤️,” another person let Kalysha know.

“Masika Ka muthaf—–n lysha bitch! Yaaaassssaaaa,” a third message read.

A fourth person wrote, “As a matter of fact. You’re the prettiest lady that I’ve seen. None of these ladies have nothin’ on u. Don’t ever forget that💎😍.”

The comments left under the video about Kalysha’s appearance mirror the opinions left under an Instagram photo that she posted on March 27.

As a matter of fact, the caption is similar too, because Kalysha expressed a desire to get back outside after she’s done sheltering in place. Kalysha also showed the kind of look she’ll be going with when that day arrives.

“As soon as outside open back up 😩,” she captioned the photo, which shows her in a body-hugging camouflage dress.

“Beautiful sexy queen,” wrote someone in the comments.

“Well dayum lol,” another person wrote.

@masikakalysha Instagram


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