‘You Stay Oiled Up’: Lori Harvey’s Bikini Pic Makes Fans Go Insane

It looks like Lori Harvey spent Memorial Day soaking up the sun. On Monday, May 25, Harvey took advantage of the scorching California weather by posting a photo on Instagram that showed her wearing a brown bikini with a pair of sunglasses. Sitting in a white chaise lounge chair, which appeared to be in her backyard, the 23-year-old Harvey was ostensibly serving face.

Drenched in oil, Steve’s Harvey stepdaughter was reading a magazine. Her tresses were tightly pulled back into a high bun and styled with laid baby hairs. Harvey’s high-waisted swimsuit barely covered her derriere, allowing her to flaunt her cakes in the photo. With stud earrings and a gold Rolex watch, the model hit her angles by turning toward the side.

Lori Harvey clad in a brown bikini (Photo): @loriharvey/Instagram

Harvey’s thirst trap photo received over 390,000 likes and some 4,000 comments, with fans implying that she bodied her bikini.

“Just when we’re about to recover, you snap our necks again 😭.”

“What body oil do you use? 😍🤤🔥🔥.”

“Ugh just stop. Too much 🔥🔥🔥.”

“You stay oiled up.”

“Lori “never misses” Harvey strikes again🤩🤩.”

“You are so damn fine!!!🔥🔥🔥😍”

“Ya look tf GOODT! 🔥😍.”

“😍 future won here.”

Lori Harvey and Future in Jamaica (Photo): @future/Instagram

Harvey and her alleged boyfriend rapper Future apparently purchased a house together in Beverly Hills shortly before the pandemic, so some fans suspected that she was relaxing at their estate on the holiday. Rumors swirled that the two broke up nearly two weeks ago after a DNA test confirmed that Future fathered a 1-year-daughter with Eliza Reign. Future reportedly has seven children with seven women.

Just days after the paternity results were revealed, Future released “High Off Life,” his first full-length album for 2020. The Atlanta-based artist referenced Harvey in the song, “Accepting My Flaws,” insinuating that she is a real-life trophy. “Give me glory, give me Lori, that’s victory,” he said. Neither Future nor Harvey has addressed the breakup rumors.

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