‘This the One’: Angela Simmons Drives Fans Wild with Her Seductive Picture

Angela Simmons managed to cause a buzz over the weekend with her sensational beauty post.

The “Growing Up Hip Hop” star, 32, got creative on Sunday, June 14 and captured a striking angle of herself on camera. In the Instagram upload, Simmons posed on all fours in a black mini dress. The ensemble revealed quite a bit of her cleavage and upper thigh area.

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons poses for Instagram. @angelasimmons/Instagram

“✨Every kind of way ✨,” she wrote alongside her snap.

Simmons modeled on what appeared to be an outdoor bed. She received over 89,000 likes on her image and certainly took the cake in terms of sex appeal.

“This the one 🔥! Damn they dont get no finer,” a user wrote. Another person referred to the star’s recent drama with her ex-bestie Romeo Miller and his father Master P and commented, “Master p was found shaking. Yassss honey.”

Angela Simmons
@angelasimmons/Instagram

“U think we’re on here looking at your hair ???? Well ok lol,” added another fan.

Simmons really blew folks away when she shared a sexy bikini pic to Instagram last week.

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons shares bikini pic. (Photo: @angelasimmons/Instagram)

She posted a photo, wearing a matching bikini top and bottoms set with a sheer blue top. The mother of one showed off her curvaceous body in the image and wrote in the caption, “Grand Rising 💫☀️.” One person told her that she looked “smoking hot,” while another said, “Go Awf Friend🙌🏾 I love how natural ya is.”

Simmons is extremely confident in her body and natural curves. A few months ago, she shared a body positivity message to all of her followers alongside a bikini snap and urged people to do whatever made them “happy.”

“She’s not perfect , her weight fluctuates, she has her days when she’s not sure … she doesn’t have a 6 pack …. Throughout this all she’s learned to love herself unconditionally… because if she didn’t who would ? She is me . And I am her,” Simmons wrote on April 29. “My strength is rooted deeper than the surface . I want to encourage you to love your body. Wherever you stand with it . It’s not easy . But it’s worth it. You are worth it. You don’t have to be what anyone( society) tells you to be. You can be YOU freely. There’s nothing more beautiful than a confident woman ! Built not Bought #BNB #DoWhatMakesYouHappy.”

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