Angela Simmons Fans Go Crazy Over Her ‘Sexy Feet’ Pic

Angela Simmons‘ feet apparently count as one of her beauty bonuses.

The “Growing Up Hip Hop” star shared a gorgeous beauty post to Instagram on Wednesday, July 1, which her followers described as “perfect.” The photo showed Simmons posing for an impromptu photo shoot on her outside balcony.

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons poses for a quick snap. @angelasimmons/Instagram

“Comfy cozy,” she captioned the post.

The television personality was photographed wearing a mostly black T-shirt with a pair of spandex shorts. She ditched her shoes and posed for the ‘Gram while sitting on her patio couch.

Over 52,000 people liked Simmons’ gorgeous snap. Many of her IG followers raved over her beautiful appearance, while others focused their attention on her feet.

“Best feet in the world 💯,” one fan assured while another added, “You have some nice feet 😋.”

Angela Simmons’ fans lust over her bare feet on Instagram. @angelasimmons/Instagram

Another user screamed “pretty feet” and commented, “Them 🦶🏽 😍 i wanna taste them tho queen let me.” Someone else said, “You’re looking absolutely stunning Miss Simmons 💃 would love to rubb those sexy feet❤️.”

Simmons seems to be in the business of stunning fans with her lovely appearance.

A few days ago, the 32-year-old single mother shared a fashion photo in which she’s looking extremely chic. She wore a sleeveless light pink bodysuit, ruffled pants, brown wedges and a black-and-gold waist belt.

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons @angelasimmons/Instagram

Her face looked more flawless than ever as she rocked a dewy and sun- kissed makeup look. Simmons’ long black tendrils covered her bare shoulders while she gave a smoldering look to the camera. She wrote alongside her June 29 snap, “I’m tellin’ everybody you’re mine and I like it 🎶 #DayTimeVibes.”

Simmons clearly loves looking good and exudes confidence in all of her photos.

In an April post, she urged her fans to also feel confident in their bodies and to do whatever made them “happy.”

“My strength is rooted deeper than the surface,” she wrote. “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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