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‘Please Take That Wig Off’: Erica Mena’s Topless Thirst Trap Goes Left When Fans Come for Her Wig

Erica Mena‘s thirst trap went left when fans weren’t as concerned with her topless tatas as they were her blond lace front.

Dressed in blush-colored pants and no top, with her hand coyly placed to cover her goodies, the reality TV star’s thirst trap wasn’t as well received by her followers as she probably imagined it would be. Instead of a steady stream of compliments on her appearance, they were distracted by her blond bob.

Erica Mena’s recent blond transformation is a miss with some fans. (Photo: @iamerica_mena/Instagram)

Mena’s fans weren’t feeling the look and had no problems letting her know that they prefer her natural color to the lighter look.

“Please take that wig off ‼️ u look so much better without it 🙄,” commented a follower.

“That wig gotta go,” a second agreed.

“You look like a white woman with that hair 😣,” cracked a third.

“I dont like the brows or wig but I love her 😍😍,” wrote a fourth.

“👎🏽 this blonde,” said a fifth. “Your natural is 1 trillion percent better.”

“I know you are feeling this blonde bombshell look but I cant wait for you to go dark again! @iamerica_mena,” shared a sixth.

Fans made it clear that they prefer Mena’s darker, natural-colored hair over her “blond bombshell” look. @iamerica_mena/Instagram

The reality TV and OnlyFans star, who built her career on her sex appeal, addressed rumors that she and her husband Safaree Samuels were forced to create a page on the adult entertainment subscription service due to lack of coin coming in from their “Love & Hip Hop” checks.

“Honey, if the Love & Hip Hop checks dried up I would have been with [Kingdom Reign Entertainment CEO and reality TV producer] Carlos King by now! They’re not letting my ass go anytime soon. Okay! Let’s talk that s**t. They are not letting us go! They are not letting us go!”

“Honestly, we did the OnlyFans because it was something fun and we get a chance to kind of be over the top sexy and kind of do what we want and not get judged for it. And even if you judge me, you gotta pay me for it,” she explained.

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