‘Sexy Mamacita’: Erica Mena Fans Lose It Over Her Enticing Photo for Husband Safaree

Erica Mena is effortlessly slaying in her latest Instagram uploads.

The 32-year-old model posted a ravishing photo that showed her dolled up from head to toe. She wore white high-waist bottoms and a slightly sheer unbuttoned blouse. The garments exposed her bust, curves and thighs.

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Erica Mena shows off a glamorous look. @iamericamena/Instagram

Mena posed with her leg up and sported a glamorous makeup look. She gazed into the camera for the shot and captioned her post “I get dressed just to love up on my husband ☺️.”

Her Instagram users showered her photo with compliments.

A fan of Mena wrote, “Yesss gorgeous 😍 you going to make your husband, put another baby in you!!!” A different user was also amazed by her beauty and added, “Definition of beautiness beautiful #slayqueen #bossqueen #beastqueen #wonderwoman #queenbee #bosslady stunning like a queen; my favorite. Sexy mamacita 🔥💪🏾.”

One user was impressed by Mena’s post-baby body and wrote, “Did you even have a baby or two???🔥 you look amazing sissy!”

The reality star’s husband Safaree Samuels was obsessed with his wife’s photo and flooded her with compliments. “Wowzers‼️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️,” he said. “This what you be doing when im in the studio downstairs 🧐.”

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Safaree Samuels comments on his wife’s post. @iamerica_mena/Instagram

Mena and Samuels tied the knot last October in New York.

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Erica Mena and Safaree Samuels. (Photo: @safaree/Instagram)

Four months later the “Love and Hip Hop: New York” couple welcomed a baby girl, one whose name and face have yet to be revealed to the public.

Samuels proposed to Mena on Christmas Eve 2018 with a $500,000 engagement ring, Page Six reported.

In January, Mena reflected on her husband’s proposal and wrote in an Instagram post, “One year ago today♥️🙏🏽 @safaree asked my son and mother for my hand in marriage. I swore for whatever reason I was getting a car because I was told to stay up stairs and get ready for a Christmas Eve ‘date night.’ My husband had thousands of rose petals along with candles all over my house. He put together every single detail. Down to have 112 singing our song ‘Crazy over you’ in the living room. Let’s never forget my own set of fireworks in my backyard.”

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