‘Buss Down’: Tommie Lee Scorches Social Media with Her ‘Bad Bitty’ Look

Tommie Lee is setting the internet on fire with her sexy uploads.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” alumna took people by surprise this week with pictures fans described as “fire.” She took to Instagram on Tuesday, May 26, and shared two photos that showed her posing inside what appeared to be the open hatch of an SUV.

Tommie Lee
Tommie Lee poses on Instagram. (Photo: @tommiee_/Instagram)

Lee sported all-black attire, including a minidress with puff sleeves. She complemented her look with black shades, a handbag and a shoulder-length hairstyle. The ensemble exposed her gams and bust area, which fans went bananas over.

Tommie Lee
Tommie Lee. @tommiee_/Instagram

The mother of two captioned her photos “Still waiting on them to Bag them opinions up and sell Em….” Her fans gawked at her post.

“Girlllll ! You so fire 🔥”

“Now thats a bad bitty 😍🔥You are very cute and beautiful 👑”

“Ummm tommie who?? Tommie what?? 😂 i love muva you betta buss down”

“Dammmmn you lookin all the way right 🤤🤤🤤 she do somethin to me”

“Hi your the best tommiee ❤️ Pretty + bad=whew what a woman!!! 🤯👀🔥🔥 they cant tuch u bae”

Lee’s post follows a few days after she clapped back at social media trolls who accused her of having a fake body.

In a May 17 post, the television personality shared a video of herself supposedly working out. She flaunted her hourglass figure on camera and wrote, “Y’all Better stop playin out here we on our s–t everyday.”

Tommie Lee
Tommie Lee. @tommiee_/Instagram

Fans instantly suggested Lee’s body was enhanced, not natural.

“You look tf good 😻😩 but sis that booty and body came from the surgeon not naturally,” one user wrote.

A second said, “You play to much 😂 gimme your docs number sis”

Someone else remarked, “Major surgery.. Stop the faking”

Clearly fed up with the criticism, Lee fired back, “feel free to go thru all thousand photos and gag hoe! Fake where b–ch!”

Tommie Lee
Tommie Lee. (Photo: @tommiee_/Instagram)

The former “LHHATL” star is currently on a term 10 years of probation from her child abuse case that was resolved in May 2019. She pleaded guilty to five out of the seven charges she was hit with.

Lee’s probation requires her to stay out of trouble or she could be hauled off to prison.

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