‘Newborn Where?’: Bambi Fans Claim Her Bounce-Back Game Is on ‘100’ After She Posts This Gorgeous Photo

Lil Scrappy‘s wife Bambi gave birth to a baby girl two weeks ago, and if the looks of her recent pictures are to be believed, she’s already got her body back.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star showed off her gorgeous looks and slim figure in a Thursday, Aug. 13, Instagram post with two breathtaking selfies.

Bambi
Bambi. @adizthebam/Instagram

The blond-and-yellow-haired beauty sported a form-fitting gray jumpsuit that revealed her engorged breasts and flat stomach. She opted for a glam makeup look while sporting vintage accessories.

Bambi wrote in her caption, “custom colored and installed.”

The 58,000 IG users who loved her post, commented on how “snatched” the mother of two looked.

“Bounce back game on 💯,” said an admirer.

One fan wrote, “Dam your bounce back game is the best I ever seen, congrats 🍾🎈🎉🎊 again on the baby, you look amazing and tell my boy one love ❤️.”

Another added, “A newborn where??? 😍❤️ you look snatched sus.”

Someone else said, “OMG you look utterly amazing ! I Stan 👏🏽🙌🏾! Congrats & you are dope AF. Snap it TF BACK 🙌🏽.”

Bambi and Lil Scrappy welcomed their second child and daughter Xylo on Aug. 3.

The new mother recently shared a photo of herself bringing the newborn home in a stroller and wrote via Instagram, “Time to go home 💞.”

Scrappy also announced the great news on his page alongside a darling photo of Bambi holding baby Xylo in her arms.

Lil Scrappy
Bambi with her newborn daughter. @reallilscrappy/Instagram

“She’s here everybody wish my wife @adizthebam a congratulations for being so strong she pushed for 10 min and had our #BabyXYLO beaurtiful head full of hair 7lbs 5oz we are blessed and I’m thanking God he blessed us with a healthy baby,” he wrote.

Bambi and Scrappy also have 1-year-old son Breland, whom they welcomed in November 2018. The Atlanta rapper also has daughter Emani Richardson, 15, from his previous relationship.

The couple announced they were adding a new addition to their family in March. Scrappy wrote, “Wifey be carrying my babies around drenched out. Come on with the Baby drip den mama, too much drip for one bottle @adizthebam #mom #wife #hustla #CDAYVIBES #BABY3 #CINCO.”

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