‘U Gon Break the Internet’: Reginae Carter Makes Folks Do a Double Take with Her Spicy Lingerie Snap

As of late, Reginae Carter has been posting sexy photos of herself nonstop, and fans are loving every bit of it.

Carter, 21, stopped at Instagram on Monday, Sept. 7, and shared pictures that showed her modeling lingerie pieces from Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty line. She stripped down into a black lace bustier and sheer matching lace panties while flaunting her curves.

“Why they mad? cause I’m on fire and they ain’t lit yet 💋,” Carter wrote alongside the image.

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Reginae Carter shows some skin in sexy Savage X Fenty lingerie. @colormenae/Instagram

She looked absolutely stunning, opting for a bronzed makeup finish and swooped tresses. The young actress posed in the middle of a doorway and directed a penetrating look at the camera.

More than 305,000 IG users loved Carter’s post and raved over her alluring appearance.

“Lucci somewhere punching the air right now,” one fan quipped, referring to Carter’s ex-boyfriend, rapper YFN Lucci.

Another person wrote, “This is lit🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💣 u gon break the internet.”

“Baybeeee!!! Do yo s–t sis!!!😍,” one of Carter’s followers said. “Ok now Nae!! Don’t burn down the house girl🔥”

One fan added, “They mad because you got a body and they don’t🔥😍😘.  you’re gorgeous!!!!!! ❤️.”

The “T.I. & Tiny: Friends and Family Hustle” star became an ambassador for the Savage X Fenty lingerie collection in January.

Her parents, Toya Johnson and rapper Lil Wayne, had differing reactions to her project.

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Reginae Carter (Photo: @colormenae/Instagram via photographer @shotbysed/Instagram)

“When I first posted my mom was like, ‘OK, don’t get too lively with the lingerie,’ ” Carter recalled to Page Six in May. “My daddy never really mentioned it. I don’t know what he thinks about it, but my mom is like, ‘Right now, don’t take no more clothes off.’ “

The Savage X Fenty gig requires Carter to take skin-baring photos, therefore it’s imperative she stays in shape.

“If I see a little bulge I’m going to do a three-day detox and drink water and eat fruits and veggies,” the “Pride & Prejudice: Atlanta” actress noted. “When I go out to eat, I do push the macaroni and cheese away. I try to balance the whole full thing because I’m short already, so I have to get myself together. I don’t want to be too thick.”

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