‘Ride The Wave’: Masika Kalysha Flaunts Toned Body In New Beach Shoot

Masika Kalysha hypnotized many fans on Sunday by uploading a stream of images from her beach-themed photo shoot. The “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” star showed off her voluptuous curves in a tiny two-piece sequined outfit adorned with gold tassels.

In the Oct. 25 upload captioned “Ride the wave 🌊,” the mother of one captivated her followers’ attention by using her signature sensual poses. In the pic, the 35-year-old bombshell accentuated her cleavage by slightly tilting her head sideways and placing both arms on a rock boulder as the gold tassels cascaded effortlessly down her toned physique. She also flaunted her firm glutes by positioning one leg in front of the other.

Photo: @masikakalysha/Instagram

In another photograph, the model moderately changed her stance by holding the side of the boulder with one arm. For accessories, the former “Double Cross” actress decided to keep it simple by only wearing an anklet. Masika jokingly asked her fans in the post to tag the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition, a yearly swimsuit edition of the sports magazine that features female fashion models, celebrities, and athletes in swimwear. Fans salivated over the television personality’s jaw-dropping appearance.

Photo: @masikakalysha/Instagram

“Golden Goddess Mermaid.”

“😍 Sika looks goodt!!! Goals 🔥”

“Drop dead gorgeous 🙌🏻.”

“It’s the body for me.”

“Yesssssssss love❤️❤️❤️ come thru melanin 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾.”

Masika is notorious for showcasing her irresistible hourglass figure in body-hugging ensembles. Back in 2019, the reality star wore a neon yellow snakeskin two-piece bikini that displayed not only her chiseled abs and robust long legs, but also a tantalizing amount of cleavage. The model added to the look with a multi-colored hairband that pushed her long brown curly locks back as she looked away from the camera. She tried to allure millions of her followers by seductively holding onto the sides of her bikini bottom. The reality star captioned the post — which generated over 66,000 likes — “He said he was hungry so I served him 💧.

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