‘It’s the Great Value for Me’: Masika Kalysha’s Sexy Kitchen Photo Shoot Goes Splat When Fans Zoom In on Cake Ingredients

Masika Kalysha was stirring up more than just cake batter on Wednesday evening after the mother of one posted several seductive photos while wearing a lacy, low-cut white crop top, blue shorts, and an oversized white boyfriend shirt.

In the Oct. 21 upload captioned “His dessert makin his dessert,” the “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” star tried to entrance millions of her followers with her mesmerizing beauty but it all went south after they peeped her Great Value baking ingredients. Some fans clowned the reality star for using a generic-brand cake mix, while others showed love to the 35-year-old.

@masikakalysha/Instagram

“It’s the great value for me”

“All that money and you on some great value fun fetti. SMH”

“Anything for attention.. smh she wants validation so bad”

“Nah y’all trippin that great value fun fetti be hittin and she looks cute af in the pics.😍🔥 I don’t understand why y’all hate this woman so much. Smh.”

“Love it ❤️.”

Photo: @masikakalysha/Instagram

One fan referenced how they were ecstatic to see the reality star actively sharing photos again on social media following her brief hiatus. “So happy you’re back posting!!!! 😍😍😍,” an Instagram user wrote.

The model has been slowly getting back to work following her month-long break on Instagram by posting several shoots from Beverly Hills, California, and In-And-Out Burger, and on Oct. 8, many fans got a hint about why “The Love Section” actress had gone silent. On that day Masika posted a video of herself on a boat while seemingly on vacation alongside a mystery man she was feeding and kissing, a post that included a photo of the pair drinking and lounging around.

Despite all the ridicule Masika has faced in the past from blogs and trolls on social media, she has been taking the high road of late by focusing on things that mean the most to her: her money, her daughter, and her new man.

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