‘It’s the Body for Me’: Alexis Skyy’s Hourglass Figure Drives Fans Insane After She Shows Off Her Strut Game

Alexis Skyy flaunted her signature curves in an Instagram video on Monday, June 22.

The 25-year-old model stepped out in a form-fitting striped jumpsuit that hugged her curves in all the right places. She accessorized her look with a black Chanel purse and vivacious auburn ringlets. The “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” star also opted for a glamorous makeup look, including a pink lipstick.

Skyy strutted her enviable body into a hotel elevator and started swinging her hair from side to side. She struck several poses as a friend of hers recorded her on camera. The star captioned her post with a kiss emoji and wrote in a separate one, “Big drip I fell in love with a lit bish.”

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy shows off her curves. @alexisskyy/Instagram

Her video received over 324,000 likes and an inundation of compliments. A fan of Skyy’s wrote, “It’s the body for me 😍 it’s everything honestly she so bad ❤️.” Another Instagram user commented, “I would hymn you up in that corner 💪 You always know how to make my day 😘.”

@alexisskyy_/Instagram

Someone pointed out the reality TV star’s fierce walk on camera and remarked, “Flawless as always. It’s the walk n. hair face for me 😍🤤 bad asf.”

Social media users really went wild when the single mother of one put her Coke-bottle shape on display in a bikini earlier this month.

In a June 9 post, she shared a photo of herself rocking a teeny-tiny bikini that revealed ample cleavage and her curves. She posed on a beach towel with her eyes closed and her skin glistening underneath the sun.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy flaunts curves.@alexisskyy/Instagram

“Everything you do is amazing 😎,” she captioned the post.

The television personality apparently works out on a consistent basis to maintain her infamous figure. In January, she revealed that she followed a pescatarian diet. “I’m officially a pescatarian!! I know I tried this 200 times, but I really am going to stick to it wish me luck !!” she wrote.

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