‘You’re Not In Your 30’s??’: Marlo Hampton Fans Shocked After She Reveals Her Age

It looks like Marlo Hampton is drinking from the fountain of youth.

The reality star from “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” turned back the hands of time with a throwback birthday post she shared to Instagram on Friday, April 10. The short video clip was a recap of her 44th birthday celebration and photo shoot in February.

Marlo Hampton
Marlo Hampton @marlohampton/Instagram

Hampton stood in front of a black-and-gold background and began posing it up for the camera. She rocked a gold top and matching skirt for her celebration attire. Hampton also was super glammed up and sported her hair straight.

In her caption, the “RHOA” castmate reminisced on her good time before the recent social distancing laws.

“fbf It was all good a few months ago 😫⁣⁣ who else is missing the club? Recap of my 44th Birthday Party back in February 💃🏽,” she wrote.

Fans were shocked to learn Hampton’s age, thanks to her girlish looks.

“Aunty you Meant 21st birthday with that body of yours sheesh 😘👸🏽”

“44 where?!!!! Chile you make 44 look good Muva😍😍❤️❤️🥂”

“So you’re not in your 30’s????!!!!!!!!!🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️. Happy belaed Birthday!!! Girlfriend….. me &! My crew missing the clubs like crazy 😜 Love 💕!!!!!! # Can’t wait until this horrific storm ⛈ is over, stay safe u & yours!!!!!!”

“YOU look amazing Marlo😍🥰😘 I wouldn’t of thought you was 44”

Hampton’s throwback birthday post comes just a few days after she showed off her fit body. She posted a picture of herself at home exercising in a pair of short jean shorts and a black crop top. Her attire showed off her pierced belly button and stacked gams. She wrote, “Day 216264747384 of #quarantine and I’ve officially lost my mind 🤣🥴🙏🏾 ⁣” Fans instantly showered her with compliments.

Marlo Hampton
Marlo Hampton @marlohampton/Instagram

“Oh damn let me put this ice cream down… Dayummm I wish I had this shape 😍”

“Ms PARKAAA MS. PARKAAA!!!! Looking like a young tender Roni you better go girl 😍. Come thru body 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾”

“Those shorts are cute! Lol Marlo you look tf goooooooood! Giving these young girls a run for their money! #ForeverYoung😍”

In a separate paragraph, Hampton also urged her followers to stay safe amid the pandemic.

“On a serious note I am praying for everyone’s continued health and safety,” she wrote. “#stayathome #thistooshallpass”

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