‘Make It Realistic’: Alexis Skyy’s Bikini Snap Flops After Fans Claim Her ‘Thighs Don’t Match’

Social media apparently has reservations about Alexis Skyy‘s body.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star recently showed off her shapely figure to her 4 million followers, only to be met by critics claiming her lower body looked disproportionate. She uploaded a photo of herself modeling a tiny green and blue bikini with Chanel accessories.

Skyy captioned the post “She only wear pucci to swim 😘.”

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Alexis Skyy shows off her bikini body. @alexisskyy_/Instagram

The swimwear accentuated Skyy’s insane curves and cleavage as she temptingly posed in front of an infinity pool.

However, critics claimed the 26-year-old model’s hips-to-thighs ratio was disproportionate. An IG user commented on the post, “Them thighs dont match sis 😂😂.”

A second one said, “It’s the legs don’t match for me ♥️.”

“Why your hips and thighs don’t match 🤢,” someone else added. “Make it look realistic.”

After one naysayer told Skyy she “gotta work on” her legs, one of her fans jumped to her defense and wrote, “So you’re bitter her thighs look better than yours?”

@alexisskyy_/Instagram

The television personality has been very candid about her surgery.

In a Sept. 10 post, she joked about going under the knife again to remove the weight she’d gained.

“In this mirror debating should I work out or should i just get this surgery 😩😩😩 I gained 10 pounds 🥴,” Skyy wrote.

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Alexis Skyy considers whether she should get cosmetic surgery. @alexisskyy_/Instagram

She has had her breasts and hips surgically enhanced. However, in a November 2019 Instagram Live session, the single mother of one shared a message about true beauty and urged others to love themselves as is.

Skyy told fans, “At the end of the day, I want you guys to know, though, surgery and all that stuff does not make you beautiful. … What makes you beautiful is in here [heart] at the end of the day. It doesn’t matter if you don’t have a big ass. It doesn’t matter if you don’t have big t–ties. Everybody has their own beauty.”

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