Alexis Skyy Sets Off a ‘Baddie Alert’ with This Beauty Post

Alexis Skyy is definitely a sight to see.

The 25-year-old model flaunted her breathtaking looks in an Instagram video she shared on Thursday, July 2. She captioned it, “Cancer season 💕.”

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Alexis Skyy poses it up for the ‘Gram. @alexisskyy_/Instagram

In the video, Skyy sat in a bar chair and swung her waist-length tendrils from side to side. The barefaced beauty gave a smoldering look at the camera while showing off her sexy attire. She wore a black sleeveless halter top with matching joggers.

The “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” star smiled and flashed her pearly whites as she blasted Nicki Minaj’s song “Moment 4 Life” in the background. Instagram users showered her with compliments, calling her “naturally pretty.”

“Face naturally so pretty 😍 that’s really why they mad,” a fan wrote, presumably referencing Skyy’s critics. Another person commented, “My whole baeeee. Most hated highly favored and fine asf 💖😩.”

Someone else said she set off a “baddie alert” and added, “so beautiful baby.” One user remarked, “Nice and beautiful lady god bless u🙌 love ya bae.”

Skyy’s post comes a few days after she celebrated the opening of her beauty bar Lux House.

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Alexis Skyy at the opening of Lux Beauty with one of her business partners. @alexisskyy/Instagram

The mother of one introduced the team of people who helped with her New York salon in a post shared to her Instagram on July 1.

“Meet my team, both of my managers and my business partner,” she wrote. “This has been a long /short journey getting @luxhouseli covid has made things so much harder for us but we did it I just want to thank each one of you for being by my side during my break downs lol and me yelling 😂 today is JULY 1st I’m sending my blessings all over this buisness.”

Skyy seems happier than ever with her new business venture. She told the Shade Room in April, “I am much more focused and ready to become a millionaire.”

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