‘Booty for Days’: Tommie Lee Unapologetically Puts Her Naked Clappas on Display, and Fans Lose It

Tommie Lee is driving fans wild with her latest sexy uploads.

The “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” alumna shared an enticing picture of herself that some fans described as “badd.” She took to Instagram on Wednesday, May 27, and posted a photo that showed her in a risqué get-up that completely exposed her rear end.

Tommie Lee
Tommie Lee. @tommiee_/Instagram

Lee wore a revealing black and white bodysuit, Dior mid-calf boots, and black mesh tights. She jazzed her look up with black eyewear and a long floor-sweeping ponytail. The reality star gazed into the camera and wrote in her caption, “drop ah pic and Now des B–ches feel attacked.”

IG users went crazy over Lee’s snapshot and showered her with compliments.

“Dam wifey chill out😍👅”

“Yaaaassss👏🏽🙌🏽 I freaking 🤎 @tommiee_ 😍 #StraightPressure never disappoints sending love from Belize 🇧🇿 ❤️”

“Got damn Tommie let us breathe 🔥🔥can’t wait to meet you one day you r so beautiful”

“Facts this going in a frame🔥with ya fine asss ♥️ booty for days”

“You showing out bae😩😍💛💛 when last ya get some vitamin D tommie 👅”

“Do You Baby Girl…I ❤️ a CONFIDENT 💪🏿 LADY 🔥Datz WTF I’m taking Abt Sis”

Tommie Lee
Tommie Lee poses on the floor. @tommiee_/Instagram

Lee’s post comes a few weeks after fans commented on her broken relationship with her mother Samantha.

Tommie Lee
Tommie Lee’s mother and her siblings. @tommiee_/Instagram

In a May 10 post for Mother’s Day, Lee penned a sweet message and shared a picture of her mother and siblings. She wrote, “Happy Mother’s Day Ma, you really had all these kids and held it down for all of us thank you! #allmysiblings #somebodyphotoshopmein”

A few fans commented on Lee’s rocky relationship with her mother.

“I thought her mom wasn’t there for her 🙄,” said one fan.

Another wrote, “U always have problems with your family”

Someone else commented, “Now you wanna act like u care but didnt say that on television.”

Tommie Lee
Tommie claps back at fan mentioning her Mother’s Day post. @tommiee_/Instagram

The mother of two eventually snapped back and responded, “man shut up we’re not the huxtables I wasn’t feeling like that in that moment and I’m not one to front on how I feel…”

As of late, Lee seems to be focused on her career. On March 16, she announced a new project she has coming to Zeus network and wrote, “Hasn’t Been easy piecing my life back together after everything I’ve went through but I wanna thank @thezeusnetwork @monascottyoung & @tamiroman for helping me catch every tear ache and pain I’ve had since being home can’t wait for y’all to tune into this #tommiesh-t again y’all know it’s going to be a f-cking roller coaster 🤘🏾#LetsGoo”

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