Alexis Skyy Drives Fans Insane After She Twerks for Her Man In This Video

Alexis Skyy is showing up and showing out for her new boo.

The 26-year-old model put her signature curves on display with a video that shows her gyrating for her boyfriend, who goes by the name of Raja Dat. She took to Instagram on Tuesday, Aug. 25, and showed off her twerking skills to her 4 million followers.

“Oh he knows them angles 😛,” Skyy captioned her post.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy twerks for her man. @alexisskyy_/Instagram

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star and her boyfriend were enjoying their getaway on a boat when she began body rolling in a tiny red Chanel bikini. Skyy’s lover apparently was the person recording her.

IG followers were infatuated with her sexy moves and curvaceous body. One fan even commented, “Dame girl im likeing this…🤤🤤 whine some more for me.”

“That body is beautiful,” another wrote. “I probably watched this 3 -5 times 🥵🤦🏾‍♀️😻.”

“Dammmmmmmmm 👅👅 move that waistline girl,” a fan said.

Someone else added, “Got that splat 😍”

One person expressed happiness for Skyy and her new relationship and commented, “This is literally you living your best life & for you, for some reason BRINGS SO MUCH JOY TO MY HEART TO SEE YOU HAPPY‼️‼️‼️❤️.”

Skyy and Raja took social media users by surprise earlier this month when confirming their relationship.

In an Aug. 11 post, the couple shared a photo of each other on a private jet and Skyy wrote in the caption, “He got some money that’s where I’m heading p—y A1 just like his credit.” The apparent fashion designer also shared pics of the single mother to his page and called her his “balance.”

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy and her new boo @alexisskyy/Instagram

After a bad breakup with ex-boyfriend and rapper Trouble last year, Skyy confirmed in November that she was very much a bachelorette.

“Mfs confused still or sum I’m single af,” she wrote via Instagram.

It’s unclear how long Skyy and Raja have been dating for, but the “LHHATL” star seems extremely happy. Fans are also rooting for the pair’s relationship. One person wrote, “Love this for yall she deserves to be happy.”

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