‘Well Damn’: Cyn Santana Makes Fans Lose Their Minds with Double Cheeked Up Swimsuit Pic

Cyn Santana knows how to put on a show, especially on Instagram.

The “Love and Hip Hop: New York” star served woman crush everyday vibes with a series of hot photos showing off her curvy figure in a revealing high-cut swimsuit.

On Monday, July 13, Santana, 27, shared the sexy snaps that show her lounging in the sun. In the post shared with her 3 million followers, she wrote “Seeking entanglement. Must match this Libra energy tho.”

Cyn Santana
Cyn Santana @cynsantana/Instagram

The single mother of one showed off her sun-kissed assets and curvy derriere in the form-fitting one-piece as she struck several sexy poses on an outdoor chaise lounge. In one of the pictures, Santana flirtatiously smiled for the camera with her disheveled hair slightly covering her face.

Cyn Santana
Cyn Santana poses in sexy swimsuit. @cynsantana/Instagram

Over 193,000 people loved the star’s post and inundated it with flattering remarks. One fan even called her a “hot mama.”

“Where the application link @ for the entanglement i needa submit one 👀🤷🏾‍♂️,” a user quipped. Another said, “Well damn 😫 you ain’t have to do us like that Cyn sheesh hermosa.”

A different person followed up with, “I would entangle with u in a bed of roses 😍 #beautiful Sign me up!!! I love getting entangled 🤣.” Someone else brought up her ex-fiancé and retired rapper Joe Budden and commented, “Good Lordt give a fan a shot 🙏🏼 @joebudden tripped out.”

Santana and Budden were engaged for a few months before calling it quits last year.

On season 10 of “LHHNY,” Santana accused Budden of cheating on her after she saw naked photos of different women in his phone. In October, she confirmed that she was the one who pulled the plug on their relationship.

Joe Budden
Lexington Budden, Cyn Santana and Joe Budden @cynsantana/Instagram

“We didn’t decide on anything. I did what was best for my mental health, for my peace, and for me and my son,” said Santana. “Let’s just say that I’m probably the happiest that I’ve ever been and that was probably the best decision I’ve made in my entire life in the 26 years I’ve been living on this earth. The best decision I made was leaving that relationship. And my son and I are amazing.”

The former couple currently co-parent their 2-year-old son Lexington Budden.

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