‘You Look Goodt’: Fans Are Loving Yandy Smith-Harris’ Blonde Bombshell Makeover

Photo: @yandysmith/Instagram

Yandy Smith-Harris wanted to see if blondes really have more fun, so she switched up her look for a celebrity-filled night out.

The entrepreneur wowed fans when she stepped out to Queen Naija‘s 25th birthday bash in a blonde bob lace front wig and a Stello see-through dress with a cutout stomach, thigh-high slits on each side, and embroidered sequins.

“Still crushing over this @stello dress. Omg it fit every quarantine curve I got. Lol😩😂🖤🖤🖤🖤,” Smith-Harris captioned her photo, which was posted to Instagram on Wednesday, Oct. 21, gaining more than 70,000 likes.

Other celebs in attendance at the party included Kandi Burruss of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta, comedian Pretty Vee, singing sisters Ceraadi, and social media star Yung BBQ, to name a few.

Smith’s sister-in-activism and fellow reality star Porsha Williams approved of her sexy party look writing, “On 🔥 sis 🔥🔥.”

Fans appeared to largely agree that Yandy’s look was a stunner as well and dropped plenty of compliments into the “Love & Hip-Hop” star’s comments letting her know it.

“Baaaaabbbbyyyyy this look!!!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ It’s the dress, the hair and the face for me!!! Definitely winning in the game!!👌🏽”

“As long as they know those curves are taken..😁team mendecees❤️..love it Yandy!!”

“I’m getting Mary j blige vibes off of this! This is beautiful! 😍🔥”

“You look goodt”

“Beautiful Brown Skin girl we look good in all hair colors🔥🔥🔥🔥”

No matter how good you look, there will always be critics, however, and some eagle-eyed followers zeroed-in on Smith’s midriff. They wondered whether or not the Yelle Skincare founder was sporting extra “quarantine curves” or a new bun in the oven.

“Yep she pregnant”

“Ur beautiful and I see that pregnant belly congrats”

“Are you with child ❤️you look glowing😍”

Yandy has yet to address the pregnancy assumptions, but her two children, eight-year-old Omere and five-year-old Skylar, keep her on her toes currently.

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