‘I’m Here for the Thirst Traps’: Alexis Skyy Flaunts Her Butterfly Clappas, Fans Fall In Love

Alexis Skyy is leaving little to the imagination after putting her curves on display recently.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star flaunted her signature curves in front of her 4 million Instagram followers, and folks simply couldn’t get enough. She hopped over to her page on Friday, Oct. 2, with a snap of herself wearing a cropped T-shirt, a pair of sneakers and a tiny black thong.

“Goodmorning 😝 #linkinbio #onlyfans,” Skyy captioned image.

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Alexis Skyy shows off her buns. @alexisskyy_/Instagram

She posed in front of a mirror and flaunted her bare, butterfly-tattooed derriere at the camera and snapped a selfie. It’s unclear why Skyy decided to take the snap on the floor as opposed to the red velvet couch.

The OnlyFans star received more than 176,000 likes on her post and several lustful reactions from fans.

“I’m getting little butterflies just thinking about seeing you later today 🍓 😍.”

“Nah u been bugging I don’t even comment but u leaving me no choice ‘DON’T LET OFF THEY NECK ‘ tough 😉.”

“LAWD HAVE MERCY!! Your beauty totally Excites me so instantly when I looked at you… OMFG!!🔥❤️🥂😍👍😍🥂.”

“Damn shawty 🔥🔥🔥 I’m here for these thirst traps.”

Nearly two weeks ago, folks expressed their reservations about Skyy’s body.

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Alexis Skyy shows off her bikini body. (Photo: @alexisskyy_/Instagram)

Several social media critics said her lower body looked disproportionate in a photo of her modeling a green-and-blue bikini. One person even claimed the reality star’s legs didn’t “match” her hips.

Although Skyy never responded to naysayers, she has indeed addressed cosmetic surgery rumors previously.

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Alexis Skyy flaunts her cleavage. (Photo: @alexisskyy/Instagram)

In a February Instagram Live video, she spoke about her “painful” breast surgery and getting her hips “illegally” enhanced, presumably with silicone injections, to obtain a curvier body.

“I got my hips done, so it could make an illusion to give me hips,” said Skyy. “I always wanted to be, like, curvy.” She claimed that was her “secret” to an hourglass figure and added that her booty was still “natural” and “untouched.”

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