Fans Go Gaga Over Toya Johnson’s ‘Body’ After She Shares These Sexy Photos

Toya Johnson is taking sexy to a new level.

The “T.I. & Tiny: Friends and Family Hustle” star left the internet open-mouthed this week after she posted a series of snaps that showed her modeling a lingerie set consisting of a white lace bodysuit with a sheer robe.

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Toya Johnson. @toyajohnson/Instagram via photographer @sterlingpics/Instagram

“Keeping it sexy ✨✨✨ #bedtimesexy #beforebedheadz #protectyourhair,” Johnson captioned the Instagram snaps.

The ensemble accentuated her smoking hot-figure. She also went for a high-glam makeup look and accessorized her mien with a silk head-scarf. Johnson posed with one leg showing and gave a sultry look at the camera.

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Toya Johnson models in sexy lingerie. @toyajohnson/Instagram

More than 91,000 IG users loved the reality star’s enticing snaps and noted how “fine” she looked. One person even called the 36-year-old mother his/her “girl crush.”

Someone else commented, “Ain’t nobody worried about ya scarf its the body fa me 😍”

“@toyajohnson it’s too early🔥😍😍😍 u so damn fine baby,” one of Johnson’s admirer’s wrote.

Another said, “Beautiful!!!!! Geesh! In person and on photos.You are so freaking beautiful 😍 yass bawdy!”

Johnson’s hot bod wasn’t crafted overnight.

The “How to Lose a Husband” author and her fiancé Robert Rushing spent 2019 focused on their fitness and health goals. The couple even launched their company Weight No More to help overweight people win 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.

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

The mother of two desired the lifestyle change after she apparently struggled with body image issues after giving birth to her daughter Reign Rushing in February 2018. 

In May 2019 at the Dallas Ultimate Women’s Expo, Johnson spoke about being uncomfortable with her post-pregnancy body and told the audience, “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 work out regularly together. She often posts fitness videos of them running, lifting weights and walking different trails together.

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