‘If Fine AF Was a Person’: Toya Johnson Shows Off Body with Sexy Photo Shoot

Talk about body goals! Toya Johnson has never looked better. The “T.I. & Tiny: Friends and Family Hustle” cast member showed off her curvy figure in a sexy photo shoot she posted to Instagram on Thursday, July 30.

In one particular shot, Toya is sitting on the floor with her knees slightly bent and her hands clutching her ankles. The gorgeous mama of two wore white leg warmers with a white body suit over a matching bandeau top. Toya opted for a dramatic makeup look, sporting a steamy smoky eye, rosy cheeks, and a brown pout. Her hair was styled to perfection with laid and slayed baby hairs and a wavy ponytail that flowed down her back. The New Orleans native was almost jewelry-free except for her large engagement ring that sparkled to full effect.

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Toya Johnson showing off her fit figure. @toyajohnson/Instagram

Toya and her fiancé Robert “Red” Rushing are the founders of their fitness brand Weight No More. The 36-year-old reality star proudly flaunted her fit physique and mentioned their company in her caption, writing “WNM💦.”

Some people went absolutely insane over the image and claimed that they had mistaken Toya for her 21-year-old daughter Reginae Carter. “Thought u were Nae at first 😍🔥,” someone wrote, while another person said, “Looking like NAE😫😂😂😂😂😂.” But other people gassed her photo all the way up with compliments like “If fine AF was a person 🔥😍❤️” and “You just made me throw my chips away🔥🔥🔥…#motivation.”

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Toya Johnson flaunting her curves. (Photo: @toyajohnson/Instagram)

Toya and Robert recently got engaged in 2019 and welcomed their baby girl Reign Rushing into the world the previous year. After giving birth to Reign, Toya apparently gained weight and reportedly had a difficult time accepting her post-baby body. Wanting to make a change with her health and body image, Toya started her fitness journey.

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Toya Johnson (Photo: @toyajohnson/Instagram)

Toya revealed to the audience at the Dallas Ultimate Women’s Expo in May 2019 that she was unhappy with her appearance after having a baby the second time around. “Looking in the mirror was one of those tough things to do, because I was gaining this weight,” she said. “It was a struggle to get up and get back in the gym.”

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