‘Lil Booty Judy’: K. Michelle Shows Off Her Curves, Fans Applaud

K. Michelle is leaving fans smitten by her beauty.

The “Can’t Raise a Man” singer recently showed off her petite figure and had fans gawking. On Wednesday, April 29, she shared a sexy photo of what she deemed her less-curvy figure.

K. Michelle
K. Michelle . @kmichellemusic/Instagram

K. Michelle rocked a black evening dress that clung to her body and accentuated her derriere. She posed in front of a fireplace with her backside facing the camera and captioned her Instagram post “Just my size. Lil booty Judy😩😉 #natural”

Her post generated over 96,000 likes and a wave of flattering remarks.

“You look soooo goood! And that thang ain’t no where near little 😍”

“Kimberly I love that dress it looks so beautiful on you enjoy your evening”

“I’m pregnant 😍😍 come on kkkkk work ittt”

“Sweet mother of GAWD Oh hunny that’s not little but you look good 👏🏽👏🏽 yessss”

“Beautiful Just As God Intended You. 😍 Don’t hurt em yet K!!🍑 You looking great my dear 🙌🏽”

“🎶Whatchu doing girl wit all dat?…〽️ Ooh honey, you look so good!♥️💋🔥 You look great”

In December, K. Michelle posted an unfiltered photo of her figure.

After enduring multiple surgeries to remove silicone from her buttocks, she noted that she was still on a journey to love her natural body.

K. Michelle
K. Michelle. (Photo: @kmichellemusic/Instagram)

“This body of mine has been through hell! It isn’t perfect but it’s MY body. This journey has been difficult but I’m a tough cookie. Proud of myself and that’s all that matters!” she wrote at the time. “

In October, K. Michelle talked to Dr. Phil and told him that getting black market injections was the worst decision of her life. She said, “I started to look like an ant. One day I woke up and my legs gave out.”

Fans showered the singer with support for living healthier.

One user wrote at the time, “Your health is all that matters, all the rest can be handled with time. You are alive and now have the chance to help other people.”

A second person said, “It’s only one you and your fabulous with flaws & all ❤️ #LuvTheSkinUin”

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