Alexis Skyy Sends the Internet Through the Roof with Her Big Ole Clappas

Alexis Skyy is taking the term bootylicious to a new level.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star put her infamous curves on display in a recent video that had folks doing a double take. The clip showed the reality star strutting across a hotel lobby — wearing curve-hugging leggings, a bustier and stiletto pumps.

“It’s about to be a lit as night meet me halo Atl 💫💫,” Skyy wrote, referring to Halo’s Lounge in Atlanta.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy shows off her curves to the camera. @alexisskyy_/Instagram

Skyy not only showed off her bodacious derriere and hips, she also debuted her new bob and fly looks. She sported a glam makeup finish and wore light blue shades, while blowing a kiss at the camera.

Fans gawked at the 26-year-old model’s hourglass figure. One of them wrote, “Dam girl you killing it🔥💯❤️”

A second IG follower said, “Alexis So Naturally BEAUTIFUL😍Hottest In The GAME🙌🏼🔥🔥.”

“Geessshhh🔥 that outfit is wow crazy baby. It’s poking,” added another.

Someone else commented, “Damn ROUND OF APPLAUSE 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 BABY MAKE THAT A** CLAP 👏🏾. I want sum 🤤”

Skyy hasn’t always been a curvy girl and she’s admitted to having her body done.

In a February Instagram Live video, she spoke about the “painful” breast surgery she received four years ago.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy @alexisskyy_/Instagram

“After I had the surgery and I woke up, I forgot that I got my boobs done because they give you anesthesia and when you wake up from surgery you like literally panic because it feels like something heavy is on you and you can’t breathe and I was in so much pain,” Skyy said. “I dont think yall understand this was the worst pain i ever felt in my whole entire life.”

The mother of one also “illegally” enhanced her hips, presumably, with silicone injections.

“I got my hips done, so it could make an illusion to give me hips,” she said. “I always wanted to be, like, curvy.” Skyy claimed that was her “secret” to an hourglass figure and added that her booty was still “natural” and “untouched.”

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