‘Still That Bish’: Ciara Slays New Selfie, Fans Can’t Get Enough

Ciara exuded sensuality on Wednesday as she uploaded a new selfie of herself smizing at the camera while wearing a deep-cut black satin piece.

The “Goodies” singer, who flaunted her cleavage, shared the captionless post on Nov. 11, and in less than 24 hours it generated over 281,000 likes. She set off the ensemble with her wavy highlighted tresses and a gold necklace. As for makeup, she went with a natural look with false lashes and lip gloss. Many fans commended Ciara for bringing new life to a simple black look.

Ciara. (Photo: @ciara/Instagram)

“Yasss hunny yasss. Servin life.”

“You didn’t have to body me this early 😍.”

“Come on thru mama.”

“Just in case they needed a lil reminder 😍 #StillThatBish πŸ™ŒπŸΎ.”

“Ok Mrs. Wilson! ❀️.”

The singer has executed more than a few glam selfies. Ciara turned heads in 2019 by wearing a lime-green three-piece ensemble with black accents pieces consisting of a crop-top with a deep cut, sheer pants, and a jacket. The look was pulled together with a slick high ponytail, orange eyeshadow, false lashes, a nude lip, and white sneakers. In the caption she thanked those who came out to see her perform at the 50th annual Jazz Fest in New Orleans.

The songstress wrote, “Headlined my 1st Jazz Heritage Festival πŸ’ƒπŸ½ NO. Thank you for the Love #JazzFest50❀️.” The post racked up over 266,000 likes.

Days before, the “Level Up” hitmaker embodied authenticity as she showcased her bare skin to her millions of followers. Ciara, who sported a white tank top and a cross necklace, also encouraged her Csquad β€” a nickname for her fan base β€” to embrace their beauty by uploading makeup-free photos and joining the 35-year-old on her beauty marks journey on her website.

She wrote, “No makeup. No extensions. Vulnerable. My Beauty Marks and all. The real me.. and I love it. Finally embracing myself fully! It feels good.”

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