‘That Thang Dangling’: Safaree Samuels’ Weight Loss Pics Go Left After Fans Zoom In on His Sweatpants

It seems Erica Mena‘s husband, Safaree Samuels has fans hot and bothered with a recent Instagram snap.

The couple launched an online fitness plan last week, which required them to show their before and after weight-loss results via social media. In Samuels’ before photo, he was topless and wore gray sweatpants.

Safaree Samuels
Safaree Samuels shows off his weight-loss results. @safaree/Instagram

His Instagram followers instantly noticed a bulge in the “Hunnid” rapper’s pants and made lustful comments about his man meat.

“He can’t keep that thang in his pants😜😜😜😜🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 too big,” one of Samuels’ fans wrote.

A second person added, “Them grey sweats I’ma respectfully watch my mouth and like the post and move on lol.”

“Safaree can’t even take normal pics anymore without that thang dangling over to the side 💀 atleast we know what we looking at now,” another admirer of the star’s third leg wrote.

Someone else commented, “It what’s poking out in the gray sweats for me 😳😳…. 😍😍😍💪.”

The “Love and Hip Hop: New York” star became quite a sex symbol in February 2018 after nude photos of his penis went viral on the internet. He claimed someone stole his phone and leaked them.

The photos grabbed many of his followers’ attention, as well as that of adult company Doc Johnson, which reportedly wanted to make a mold of Samuels’ man meat to craft a dildo. The reality star reportedly signed a $1 million contract with the company to put his 12-inch manhood on display. He eventually released his “Anaconda” sex toy line in July 2019 and debuted it at the Adult Novelty Manufacturers Expo.

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Erica Mena and Safaree Samuels. (Photo: @safaree/Instagram)

Despite the amount of recognition and money he’s made from his leaked nudes, Samuels recently said he wish he could erase it from the internet now that he’s now a father.

“You know, like, having a daughter, like, I would hope that she wouldn’t Google my name one day and then see a picture of my meat hanging out? You know what I’m saying?” he said on “The Real” in October 2019.

Samuels also denied having leaked it on the internet, saying, “I didn’t do it though. It wasn’t me.”

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