‘The Baddest’: Angela Simmons Turns Heads with Her Sexy Body-Hugging Getup

Instagram users can never have too many looks at Angela Simmons.

The “Growing Up Hip Hop” reality star recently lit the social media platform on fire and had fans describing her latest snaps as “too sexy.” She took to her IG page on Thursday, Oct. 8, with several pictures of herself wearing a tiny mocha brown crop top, a pair of matching pants that clung to her curves and stiletto pumps.

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons @angelasimmons/Instagram

Her ensemble showcased her shapely figure and accentuated her toned stomach. Simmons was clearly feeling herself as she posed in front of her condo for an impromptu photo shoot.

She simply captioned the snaps, “In my own bag ✨” and added in a separate post, “Loading ✨✨”

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons sports mocha getup. @angelasimmons/Instagram

Her photos received more than 48,000 likes from fans who raved over her stunning looks.

“Absolutely gorgeous 🤩💝🔥,” said one of Simmons’ supporters. “Come on sis!!”

A second person added, “💯🔥you wearing that. Your best yet.”

“Go show out then 🔥,” another admirer commented, adding, “You the baddest yet.”

One fan wrote underneath the star’s post, “This woman fine man 😍😍😍 you gone be mine one day.”

An IG user also mentioned how Simmons’ new fitness routine was paying off, suggesting her body looked more toned.

As of late, the 33-year-old celeb has been uploading a boatload of fitness pics and videos. In a Sept. 30 post, she shared a photo of her incoming abs and wrote, “I owe this Chapter to myself #33 #ItsPersonal 🥊✅‼️ #BnB #builtnotbought ✨.”

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons @angelasimmons/Instagram

She’s also been working out in the evenings too and added, “Left too much on the table ‼️🥊 I’m hungry #BnB Night time workouts.”

Simmons has always been adamant about staying in shape. She said a fitness routine was even implemented throughout her pregnancy in 2016 with her now 4-year-old son Sutton Joseph Tennyson. However, she did battle with weight fluctuation after giving birth, adding that it was a struggle to exercise some days.

“I have to constantly find my inner strength in me to work for what I want,” the mom of one said via Instagram in August 2017. “I have watched my body go up and down in weight. I gained in different areas .. it’s such a different battle after child bearing. Weight doesn’t drop as quick. It takes true dedication and strength to lose it !!”

Simmons shares 4-year-old SJ with ex-fiancé Sutton Tennyson, who was tragically shot and killed in November 2018.

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