‘You Make Walking A Dog Look Good’: Fans Praise Tommie Lee for Her Sidewalk Pose

Tommie Lee turned her sidewalk into a runway. Lee, a former reality star from “Love and Hip-Hop: Atlanta,” posted a photo to Instagram on Monday, April 13 that portrayed her strutting her stuff down a walkway. Lee touched her face with one hand and walked a brown puppy in the other. Lee, 35, barely wore any clothing during her late- night walk, and people thought she looked breathtaking in her revealing ensemble.

She sported a light brown faux fur coat on top of a black see-through bra as her “exercise” attire. She wore black spandex shorts to match her undergarment and completed her ‘fit with a pair of black open-toe boots. Fans loved her dog walking drip and some even claimed the fabric on her overcoat looked similar to her pup’s mane.

Tommie Lee walking a brown dog in a black see-through bra and a pair of black shorts @tommiee_/Instagram

“You make walking a dog look good 😍😘🔥,” one user chimed in.

“Y’all matching,” a second fan mentioned.

A third user gushed, “I need that bra and shorts 😻😻.”

“Ooooh, look at her. She soo fineee @tommiee_ 😍,” a fourth commented.

A fifth said, “Damn Tommie🤧🔥🔥🔥🔥.”

“You better walk that dog girl! You look so fire🔥,” a sixth encouraged.

A seventh user said, “Really cute dog Tommie.”

“Baby, hunny … you’re giving me rich aunt vibes🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥,” an eighth mentioned.

Lee’s apparel appears to be a reflection of the money moves she’s been making this year. The native of New Jersey announced in August that she was leaving “LHHATL” for good. She was a supporting cast member of the show during Season 5 and a full-time cast member through Seasons 6 and 7.

Tommie Lee shopping in Beverly Hills @tommiee_/Instagram

She revealed in a now-deleted Instagram story that she was miserable during her three-year period with “LHHATL. “I’m much happier to not be under that umbrella; it was misery and depression there,” she said.

Lee recently landed her own reality show with The Zeus Network. The series will revolve around her life since being released from jail in May 2019. Her former “LHHATL” boss Mona Scott-Young and “Basketball Wives” reality star Tami Roman will serve as the executive producers. The official premiere date hasn’t been released.

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