‘Cheeks Though’: Tommie Lee’s Fit Derrière Has Fans Salivating

Tommie Lee showing off her fit cakes. (Photo: @tommiee_/Instagram)

If there’s one thing Tommie Lee is known for it’s her amazing body. The former “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” cast member’s derrière, hips, and curves have been the topic of conversation on the internet many times. Tommie recently flaunted her snatched physique in a photo she shared to Instagram on Thursday, July 30.

In the image, Tommie is kneeling on what appeared to be a bedroom floor while resting her head against a bed flooded in white sheets. The mother of two looked incredible in her sheer low-cut bodysuit that contained a thong bottom instead of a full coverage back. Tommie just didn’t miss with her straight black hair flowing down her back and her white winged eyeliner that enhanced her eyes. She completed her hot appearance with a steamy smoky eye and nude lipstick. “Can’t promise that I’ll be good to You,” she captioned the beauty shot.

Some people went absolutely insane over how gorgeous her shape looked. One user wrote: “😍😍 Period you look good.” Another wrote underneath the image: “Cheeks tough🔥.” Somebody else commented, “You showin’ out😭🔥.”

The model proudly shows off her washboard abs and curvy hips often and seems to credit her fit figure to her rigorous exercise routines. In a video she posted to Instagram in February, Tommie is seen performing a set of jumping jacks and squats while rocking a thigh band.

Tommie Lee flaunting her washboard abs. (Photo: @tommiee_/Instagram)

Tommie has been presumed of going under the knife in the past, but she has never confirmed whether she’s undergone any cosmetic procedure. “My cheeks, my face — I didn’t get surgery on my face,” she said in an Instagram Live chat from 2017. But she advised people suffering from self-esteem issues to get plastic surgery if they like.

“If you feel like your face is ugly or your body and there’s a way out there to fix yourself, do it! Live happy while you’re here on earth. Fix everything about you that you feel like makes you insecure.”

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