‘Put Me In Coach!’: Toya Johnson Leaves Fans Spellbound with Her Sexy Referee Snap

Toya Johnson left fans speechless this week with a smoking-hot Instagram photo she shared on Monday, Aug. 3.

She posted a snap that showed her wearing a sexy black-and-white striped bodysuit with black arm sleeves, Nike knee pads and combat boots. The one-piece garment displayed her curvy figure, “thick” thighs and flat stomach.

Toya Johnson
Toya Johnson. @toyajohnson/Instagram photographer:@mrsrobinv/Instagram

“Weight No more announcement this Friday!💪🏾,” Johnson wrote in her caption, referring to her fitness company.

The 36-year-old reality star complemented her daring look with a short and wavy bob and a bold makeup look. She struck a fierce post and a fetching gaze at the camera.

More than 94,000 people loved the “T.I. & Tiny: Friends and Family Hustle” star’s sultry snapshot and showered her with compliments.

“Eat it up T😝😝😝 Yessss,” one fan said. Another added, “You hurting us why are you so pretty 😩.”

“Man serve Toya!! you know what….just showing out🔥,” an IG user said, while another wrote, “Put me in coach! 😍u look so beautiful come thru T.”

Johnson’s banging body wasn’t crafted overnight.

She and fiancé Robert Rushing spent last year focusing on their fitness and health goals. The couple even launched their company Weight No More to help with the fight against obesity. Johnson told BET in April that she spent most of her self-quarantine working out with Rushing around their Atlanta home.

Toya Johnson
Robert Red Rushing and Toya Johnson. @toyajohnson/Instagram

The mother of two’s desire for fitness came after she had daughter Reign Rushing in February 2018. Johnson apparently gained weight after giving birth and didn’t like her body.

“After I had my daughter, I was really struggling to find myself again,” the New Orleans native said in May 2019 at the Dallas Ultimate Women’s Expo. “Looking in the mirror was one of those tough things to do because I was gaining this weight. … It was a struggle to get up and get back in the gym.”

Johnson and Rushing exercise daily together and are often spotted walking at different trails around Atlanta. The pair’s workout routines include running, walking, lifting weights, abdominal exercises, and more.

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