‘You Got That ASthMA’: Draya Michele’s Rear Shot Sends Fans Over the Edge

Draya Michele is setting the internet on fire with a mind-blowing photo of her backside.

The former “Basketball Wives” star hopped over to Instagram on Wednesday, Aug. 26, with a snap of her bodacious curves. She wore a blush color bralette that revealed her back tattoo and curve-hugging leggings that accentuated her figure.

Draya Michele
Draya Michele shows her backside. @drayamichele/Instagram

Posing in front of her car door and with her derriere facing the camera, Michele added in the caption, “🗣 WHAT DO YOU PUT IN YOUR SMOOTHIES ???”

While some IG users answered the reality star’s question literally, most were distracted by her enticing snapshot.

“Girl ain’t nobody thinking about a damn smoothie!” one fan quipped.

Someone else wrote, “Do You need an inhaler?? Cause you got that ASthMA 😂😂😂”

“Why need a smoothing when u got all this view to eat 😍😍😍,” said a different user.

Another added, “We ain’t worried bout smoothies right now Draya!! #DatAss#DatWaist 😩🙌🏾🙌🏾😂😂 that thang viscous.”

If it’s one thing Michele is known for, it’s staying in shape.

The mother of two follows a rigorous fitness plan and eats healthy. She doesn’t mind flossing her slim and trim frame, washboards abs and toned booty in front of her 8 million followers.

Draya Michele modeling her one-piece bathing suit. (Photo): @drayamichele/Instagram

She told BET in a 2019 interview that she achieves her banging body by maintaining strict eating habits.

“I am six months pescatarian,” Michele explained. “I’ve tried to limit my chicken and red meat consumption a lot. I try to drink a lot of water. I try to work out. My downfalls are sweets. I really love sweets. And alcohol goes with partying. If I’m going to drink, I try to diet. If I’m not going to diet, I try to skip dessert.”

The fit model also admitted eating healthy can be a challenge.

“Dieting is always going to be a struggle, so that’s why you have to balance it with working out,” Michele noted. “I don’t eat whatever I want, but if I do eat whatever I want, I at least got to work out to make it even.”

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