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Fans Crush Over Angela Simmon’s ‘Unforgettable Beauty’

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If you talk to fans they will tell you that Angela Simmons looked perfect on Monday, June 29. Angela shared a video on Instagram that showed her getting her hair and makeup done by her glam squad.

The cast member of “Growing Up Hip Hop“ appeared to be at home during the time the video was recorded. Angela showed up and showed out in a light pink tiered dress that contained a black belt with gold jewels and a strapless neckline. She completed her ensemble with a glowing makeup look, featuring shimmery, rose gold eyeshadow, radiant cheeks, and a neutral lip gloss. Angela’s hair was neatly parted to one side and styled with beachy waves.

Angela Simmons getting all dolled up by her glam squad (Photo): @angelasimmons/Instagram

The 32-year-old reality star was listening to BeyoncĂ©‘s song “Freedom” featuring Kendrick Lamar. Angela moved her head back and forth to the beat, giving fans a glimpse of her diamond stud earrings in the process.

Angela tagged her glam squad in the caption and used a smile emoji with hearts to express her love to her makeup artist and hair stylist. The beauty clip earned Angela numerous compliments about her appearance. One user gushed: “Flawless.” Someone else agreed and wrote: “Your beauty is unforgettable babygirlđŸ”¥đŸ”¥đŸ”¥đŸ”¥đŸ”¥,” followed by a third user who posted this comment: “Work that hairđŸ‘ŒđŸ”¥đŸ”¥đŸ”¥đŸ”¥đŸ”¥đŸ”¥đŸ”¥đŸ”¥.”

Angela Simmons without any makeup (Photo): @angelasimmons/Instagram

The Built Not Bought fitness founder may have flaunted her full face of makeup, but she has proven time and time again that she has a blemish-free face underneath the beauty filters. Angela revealed in a 2016 interview with BET that she removes her makeup at night, sharing that she had to switch up her skin-care routine since giving birth to her now 3-year-old son Sutton Joseph Tennyson.

“At nighttime, sometimes I have to wait to wash my face until he goes to sleep! I guess when you’re home, you’re home and you just don’t want to do as much. You just want to be a mom!” she said.

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