Keyshia Cole Fans Fall In Love with Her Unfiltered Beauty Pics

It’s safe to say Keyshia Cole has some pretty loyal fans.

The “Enough of No Love” singer uploaded a series of gorgeous photos to Instagram on Tuesday, July 28 that left social media users stumped. The images showed the 38-year-old mother looking absolutely stunning during her photo shoot inside a music studio.

Keyshia Cole
Keyshia Cole flashes a huge smile at the camera.@keyshiacole/Instagram

She rocked ombre purple tresses that swept the floor as she flashed a huge smile at the camera. Cole wore sexy sheer biker shorts, a harness, white blouse and stiletto boots. She opted for a glam makeup finish that complemented her edgy look.

The songstress noted that she hadn’t retouched the photos and wrote, “I should’ve retouched this picture 😂 but whateva 💜 #Album8 #ONtheWAY🖊📸🥰 #SmileMore Vibes.”

Keyshia Cole @keyshiacole/Instagram

IG users denounced Cole’s remark about filtering or digitally altering her photos and raved over her beauty. A fan commented, “Retouching my a– 💜 you are too damn beautiful for allat.”

“No u shouldn’t have..U look beautiful babes,” another fan said. “That 3rd pic giving me life 😩 you don’t need retouching, period 💁🏻‍♀️. Don’t do nothing” said someone else while another wrote, “Noooo i loveee this picture💜Retouched for what. You’re look great so pretty.”

Keyshia Cole
Keyshia Cole posts flawless pics. @keyshiacole/Instagram

One fan was extremely excited about Cole’s upcoming album and wrote, “Keyshia! This smile we just know this album is going to have us in our feelings. WE READY! 💜.”

On July 15, the R&B artist announced on Twitter that she was working on her eighth music album.

She posted a stunning snap of herself wearing sequined black tights, a matching bra and an emerald green fur coat. Cole told fans, “Dressed myself up a bit yesterday, cause I’m tired of being dressed down! Almost completely sick of sweats, t shirts, baggy EVERYTHING Weary face Haven’t performed, miss the stage. THANK GOD IM WORKING ON A NEW ALBUM.”

Cole dropped her last album “11:11 Reset” in October 2017. Her fans are super ecstatic about her new music project.

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