Tommie Lee’s Naughty ‘Netflix and Chill’ Pic Goes Left When She Does This with the Remote

Tommie Lee might have missed the mark with some fans in her latest thirst trap photo. In an Oct. 17 Instagram post, she uploaded a series of Netflix-and-chill-themed photos.

Wearing nothing but a bright pink thong, a diamond watch, and diamond bracelets, Tommie let her bare skin and curves be the star of the photo.

Captioning the photo, “Netflix 🚫Chill..linkinbio,” she uses a remote control and a popcorn box as props for the OnlyFans promo picture.

Tommie Lee teases fans with her OnlyFans promo pics. @tommiee_/Instagram

But a few fans found it difficult to focus on the former “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta” star’s body due to her use of one of the accessories. She strategically placed the remote control in her underwear by her lady parts for all three photos, while posing seductively.

One fan wrote, “now I don’t trust these hotel remotes,” to which Tommie replied, “this aint a hotel this my home you good!”

Tommie Lee serves popcorn and looks. (Photo: @tommiee_/Instagram)

Another fan typed, “Girl u kno how many ppl done touched that remote,” and the 36-year-old responded, “not many I live alone.”

One commenter added, “fun fact: the remote control contains more bacteria than your average toilet.”

Despite what others say, over 135,000 people double-tapped on the photo, giving their approval.

@tommiee_/Instagram

One fan wrote, “I’m finna go Subscribe Rn,” referring to Tommie’s OnlyFans account.

Another said, “I wish I was the remote.”

Tommie is no rookie to being provocative for the ’Gram. On Oct. 6, she uploaded photos of herself sporting a brown FashionNova swimsuit. With her curves poking through the bikini, Tommie put her bubble butt on full display for all of her 4.5 million followers to see.

Fans weren’t shy about telling Tommie that they liked what they saw, writing comments like “That thang sitting.”

“Look at all that wagon you dragging. Damn baby,” said an admirer.  

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