‘That Wagon Dragging’: Fans Poke Fun at Kimbella Vanderhee’s Voluminous Derriere

Kimbella Vanderhee seemingly was not playing fair on Thursday, April 16. Vanderhee, a cast member of “Love and Hip-Hop: New York,” posted the ultimate thirst trap photo of herself to Instagram. The mother of three flaunted her voluminous derriere on social media, and now fans are teasing the reality star about her clappers.

Vanderhee striked her pose by shifting her body toward the side. She was draped in a pink two-piece ensemble and stood in front of a tan-colored wall for her backdrop. The former video vixen ostensibly was serving “face.” Her hair was neatly pulled into a high ponytail and her nails were painted yellow. She wrote as a caption: “😇,” but her overall look wasn’t necessarily spelling angelic.

Kimbella Vanderhee flaunting her derriere in her matching two-piece ensemble. @kimbellasworld/Instagram

Vanderhee, a native of Miami, appeared to be modeling her stay-at-home apparel, but fans were instantly distracted by her backside.

“I know you sleep on your sides 😍🤣😍👏,” one user jokingly wrote.

A second fan said, “That wagon dragging.”

“Bella I just need a portion of that 🍑”

A fourth fan commented, “Body goals🔥🔥🔥😘😘😘.”

“Yasss girl; I want your body,” a fifth user admitted.

“Her feet swollen cause her booty so heavy😂,” mentioned a sixth.

“That is juice💯💯😍.”

“@kimbellasworld Even your shadow is thick!! 🍑,” an eighth pointed out.

Kimbella Vanderhee modeling her stay-at-home clothing @kimbellasworld/Instagram

The 36-year-old model has not been shy about her documenting her plastic surgery journey on social media. Vanderhee, the wife to rapper Juelz Santana, went under the knife for a Brazilian Butt Lift procedure in October 2019. She and her husband have two children together. Their daughter, Bella Monroe James, was born in 2012. She recently gave birth to their son Santana James in July 2019.

Kimbella Vanderhee at her plastic surgeon’s office @kimbellasworld/Instagram

The social media star received plastic surgery shortly after giving birth to her son, so fans suspected she wanted her pre-pregnancy body back. Both Vanderhee and Santana have sons outside of their relationship.

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