Waka Flocka Flame Shows Love In Wife Tammy Rivera’s Comments as She Shows Off Her Thighs

Tammy Rivera is showing off her luscious thighs in a recent Instagram post, leaving fans drooling over her.

In a three-photo Sept. 18 post, the “Love and Hip Hop” star is dressed in an oversized white boyfriend shirt that came down to her bare upper thighs.

Tammy Rivera (Photo: @charliesangelll/Instagram)

To spruce up the ’fit, Rivera added some silver ankle boot heels with white feathery fringes decorating their tops. Along with silver and gold bracelets and a gold necklace, she rocked a silver and gold purse. Finishing the look, Rivera added a pearl headband to accessorize her long black hair.

In one of the photos, she reveals the words on the back of the shirt, although part of the epigram is covered by her curly hair. Based off her caption saying, “always late but best dressed,” it’s clear the shirt says “late but best dressed.”

Although the shirt dress fits very loosely on Rivera, her hips were still quite noticeable beneath the saucy top.

One fan agreed with her statement of being “best dressed” saying, “I wish you come out with a clothing line already.”

Someone else added, “D-mn you and Rasheeda be rockin the hell out them vestments.” They were referring to Rivera’s former “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” co-star Rasheeda Frost, who is known for her fashion sense as well.

And, of course, fans were not going to scroll past the post without commenting on her thickness.

“U cute n EVERYTHING and good lordt I love ur legs,” a fan typed.

Another fan wrote, “Yes sis, you always bring it, no doubt.”

Tammy’s hubby, Waka Flocka, showed his approval of the outfit, commenting several heart emojis.

Waka and Tammy have been together for about eight years and married for five. Fans of the couple have been able to get a glimpse inside their relationship after several years of the pair being on reality television.

Earlier this year they gave fans an even closer look at their relationship with their new series “Waka and Tammy”. And it looks like season 2 may already be in the works. The show airs on We TV.

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