‘Hot Damn Issa Baddie’: Tommie Lee Blazes the ‘Gram with Her Super Fly Snaps

Tommie Lee
Tommie Lee. @tommiee_/Instagram

Tommie Lee never ceases to amaze fans when it comes to looking sexy, and this week is no different.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star took to Instagram on Wednesday, Aug. 5, and posted an alluring snap of herself wearing a skintight ensemble.

Lee sported a sheer bodysuit, lace tights, black mini-skirt and a pair of thigh-high red latex boots. She spiced up her overall look with platinum blond ringlets, a red harness and a pair of shades.

“Couldn’t decide which frames to rock Red or blk 🤔#wegasfree #youaintgottagasme…. and y’all kno the rest,” the feisty reality star wrote, alluding to the Tesla car in the photo.

Tommie Lee
Tommie Lee. @tommiee_/Instagram

She took the impromptu photo shoot in a driveway next to the electric vehicle. Lee’s snaps were a hit with fans who inundated her post with flattering remarks.

“Owwwee😍🔥body look come on!!” an admirer exclaimed. “Always on point.”

“Damn bae you spicy as hell 🔥 you my wcw all day errday love,” another IG user remarked on Lee’s post. Someone else wrote, “Hot damn Issa baddie.. it’s the red frames for me bae… #FashionGod @tommiee_ they got nothin on ya ma 🔥.”

“That bih cold 🔥 Tommie you are everything!! keep ya foot on necks sis 💃🏽,” another fan said.

Rap diva Cardi B. also commented on Lee’s snaps and wrote, “Just fire.”

@iamcardib/Instagram

The New Jersey native’s fashion sense is something fans constantly rave over.

In June, Lee celebrated her 36th birthday with a post of herself fashionably dressed while carrying multiple designer fashion bags in her hands. She sported a curve-hugging tan romper with lace-up sandal heels, sunglasses, and a super cute fedora.

Tommie Lee
Tommie Lee poses on her birthday. @tommiee_/Instagram

She posed on a bicycle in front of an Alexander McQueen billboard and captioned her post, “There’s always some country and some guy on my Bday for the last few years,this year I just wanted to do hood rat sh-t with my hood rat friends… thanks y’all for all the Bday love I feel so Blessed to see Anotha 1 #tommies–t.”

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