‘Give It to Em’: Alexis Skyy Steps on Necks with Sexy Swimsuit Pic and Fans Say She’s ‘Winning’

Alexis Skyy is leaving fans gushing over her beauty.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star won over the internet with her latest sexy upload. She took to Instagram on Sunday, June 12 and posted a photo of herself on what appeared to be a boat. The image showed Skyy posing in a one-shoulder, one-piece bathing suit that hugged her curves.

“This vibe a little different, so these n–as need to come little harder 💫,” she captioned the image.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy @alexisskyy/Instagram

Skyy complemented her look with a makeup-free face, panama hat and long beach waves. She gave a smoldering look to the camera and placed her hands on her knees amid the impromptu photo shoot.

Instagram users were obsessed with Skyy’s snap, calling her “too fine.”

“Whew too fine for yo own good🤤,” wrote one fan. A second person agreed with the user and added, “Give it to demmmmm 😍.”

Another one said, “Looking beautiful my girl❤️ go off for your birthday then.” Someone else noted that Skyy “looked goodt” and added, “U juss do sumthin 4 a n–ga.”

Skyy’s swimsuit post comes two days before her 26th birthday on July 14.

She flooded her Instagram page with a series of beauty photos and vacation pics over the weekend. One photo in particular showed Skyy dressed in a black-and- white string bikini and a white kimono. The ensemble highlighted her cleavage, flat stomach and bodacious curves.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy shows off in her bikini. @alexisskyy/Instagram

“26 looks tf good on me 🤍,” she wrote alongside the photo. In a separate post she added, “Boy , This P—y Fly Private to Islands, to M’s . Boy , This P—y talk Birkin, Gucci , Chanel 😻. … Blessed 💕happy early birthday to me.”

On top of Skyy’s early birthday posts, she also celebrated the opening of her new Lux House beauty bar on July 1. She introduced fans to her business partners and wrote, “Meet my team , both of my managers and my business partner 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.”

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