‘Talk About Beautiful’: Eva Marcille’s Mesmerizing Eyes and Beauty Leave Fans Breathless

It’s safe to say Eva Marcille is a real stunner.

The reality star from “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star flaunted her natural beauty all over social media this week and nearly left fans speechless. On Tuesday, April 21, she posted a snapshot of herself to Instagram. The photo showed the model without a trace of makeup on, while she covered herself with a large gray hoodie.

Eva Marcille
Eva Marcille @evamarcille/Instagram

Marcille posed by a large microphone, while at her job, the “Rickey Smiley Morning Show,”and quickly snapped a selfie. She captioned her post, “Great is your mercy…. praise break this AM only on the @rickeysmileymorningshow 🌻”

Her post racked up more than 27,000 likes and a mass of fan comments. Fans gaped over her beauty and light-colored eyes.

“How u this pretty this early? 😍❤️”

“Good morning, Beautiful! Love that photo !!!👍🔥❤️”

“My girl…those eyelashes tho🔥 loving the blond on you still”

“Those eyes 😍 talk about beautiful sheesh 🔥❤️ you’re so gorgeous”

“Gurl u r so beautiful I love u on the show and what u represent”

“Gm Eva queen diva you loos absolutely stunning without any makeup. Such a natural beauty 😍😍”

Marcille’s beauty post follows her recent drama with ex-boyfriend Kevin McCall.

McCall recently posted a screenshot of an article in which he denied abuse allegations by Marcille. Last April, Marcille said that she was abused by McCall when she was pregnant with their now 5-year-old daughter Marley Rae Sterling.

West Hollywood, Calif. – Kevin McCall Jr. and Eva Marcille attend Compound Entertainment and Malibu Red GRAMMY Midnight Brunch 2013 at Bagatelle/STK on February 9, 2013, in West Hollywood, California. (Photo by Johnny Nunez/WireImage)

“Sin makes room for consequences and for that I am guilty. Abuse? She not the type,” McCall wrote via Instagram over the weekend. “If you watch reality TV you KNOW not many people can out “talk” her let alone win an argument. Verbal abuse? Impossible and she too damn fine for any man to chase around his house let alone assault. Who would hit Eva Pigford bro? Yal crazy as hell.”

Marcille hasn’t responded to any of McCall’s remarks about her on social media. She currently has full custody of their daughter. She’s also taken several restraining orders out on her ex over the years.

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