‘Welp Y’all Get The Point Sh-t’: Apryl Jones Snaps as She Grows Fed Up With Fans Clowning Her Animal Print Pic

For fans of “Love & Hip Hop Hollywood,” it’s no secret that Apryl Jones’ love life can be a source of drama, but apparently so are her choices of attire.

The mother of two, son Megaa and daughter A’mei with singer and former boyfriend Omarion, knows that her body is fire. So, of course, she wears clothes that not only complement her figure, but most importantly give fans several reasons to do a double take.

Apryl Jones’ sexy pic derails when fans notice she mixed up her animal prints. @aprylsjones/Instagram

Such was the case when Jones slid into a body-hugging Fashion Nova dress that crisscrossed her body with leopard print and a solid black side. Revealing just a smidgen of underboob with the keyhole top, Jones had tongues wagging.

“You look amazing love😍🌹❤️”

“Love the way that fits your curves!!” wrote one person.

“I’m starting to fall in love with you all over again,” commented one swooning fan.

“The wild life never looked so amazing”

Truthfully, her followers on social media probably would have done nothing but swoon over the 33-year-old had it not been for her caption: “Tiger queenin in my @fashionnova fashionnovapartner 🐅🐅🐅”

Jones, obviously playing off the popularity of Netflix’s ‘Tiger King’ series, and her cat print dress probably did not anticipate the swarm of folks coming for her neck.

“Those are Mfkn cheetah prints,” commented one person who just knew they were schoolin’ Jones. Cheetahs have solid black spots, so this commenter also had failed to identify which cat species Jones was representing.

“But That’s Cheetah Print” and “Tigers have stripes,” others chimed in.

Jones, catching wind of all the folks trying to tell her about her outfit, also had a few responses of her own.

“yeah I know you all tell me that sh-t! Lmao”

“yeah yeah heard it alll before lol”

“welp y’all get the point sh-t lol”

Whether it is cheetah, leopard, jaguar, or tiger print, there is no denying that Jones knows how to work that dress.

“🔥❤️😍Apryl you are so fine”

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