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‘It’s a Vibe’: Eva Marcille Debuts New Look, Fans Go Crazy Over Her Braids and Septum Piercing

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Eva Marcille left her fans breathless when she debuted her new hairstyle and septum piercing over the weekend.

The former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star posted a new photo on Sept. 6 and also informed her followers that the piercing wasn’t new. “🌻 rocking my septum ring ( fun fact: pierced 7 years ago) it’s a vibe!!!” Many of Marcille’s fans gushed over the model’s new look.

Eva Marcille rocking new braids and septum piercing. (Photo: @evamarcille/Instagram)

One fan wrote, “Beautiful as always Eva The Diva 😍❤😍❤.”

“😍❤️ 😍❤️😍❤️ How can 1 be this gorgeous…” a second fan said.

“Oh wow had no idea you even had that piercing 👀👏🏾
Is there anything you can’t rock?” commented another.

Although many fans were loving Marcille’s fresh braids, others asked sis to drop her skin care routine.

One fan said, “Your skin is a vibe 😍✨.”

“Skin sissy!!!” a second fan cheered.

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Eva Marcille showing off new Bantu knots hairdo. (@evamarcille/Instagram)

The model has rocked several looks recently. Just last week, on Aug. 29 Marcille showed off her Bantu knots and captioned the pic, “Mathematics, geometry, arithmetic 🌻.” This new look shocked both friends and fans.

One fan wrote, “Only you can pull these dope hairstyles off 😍😍😍,” while a second fan cheered, “Come thruuuuu geometry!!!! 😍😝🙌🏾 🔥🔥🔥.”

Her former “RHOA” cast mates Cynthia Bailey and Kandi Burruss shared their thoughts on the beautiful hairdo. Bailey responded with a bomb emoji, while Burruss commented with three fire emojis. Model Jasmine Sanders wrote, “Omg i’m saving this! and def doing it! 😩❤️🙌🏾 gorgeous! your hair is always on point!”

It is unclear what hairdo she will do next, but one thing that is for sure is she will leave her fans shook.

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