‘Tell Em Sis’: Tommie Lee Shuts Down IG with Sexy ‘Street’ Pose

Tommie Lee is going on a shopping spree in style. On Nov. 12, she posted a series of photos of herself striking a pose on the sidewalk as she carried a handful of designer brand shopping bags.

In the photos, Lee sports a grey long-sleeved crop top, a pink high slit skirt from Dolce & Gabbana, and black heels. To complete the look, she rocked a mini black purse and black shades.

Photo: @tommiee_/Instagram

Her caption for the photo reads, “I ain’t Neva need No meme or @justinlaboy to speak fa me, B- -h I’m Tommie from Da streets Not Da industry….💃🏾💰#Respectfully.”

Lee’s fans took to the comments to hype her up for her caption and her looks.

One wrote, “Don’t get tommiee started baybayy. Cause you finna have a problem.”

Someone else said, “Always on MF 🔥point….like damn Tommi.”

“Tell em sis 💯 from da STREETS,” typed another.

Tommie Lee’s shopping therapy. (Photo: @tommiee_/Instagram)

Lee has always been about dressing to impress and is no stranger to designer brands.

On Tuesday, Sept. 22, the 36-year-old uploaded a couple of photos of herself posing on a sidewalk and, in one photo, standing with a big black poodle.

She wore a black high slit skirt and a black shirt with the words “Born Again Christian Dior” plastered on the front. The black shirt was tucked into the skirt, which was secured by a black belt.

For this look she added a pair of yellow platform boots, black and white shades, a white purse, and a black beret. Her hair was styled in a shoulder-length bob, giving her edgier appearance.

Fans gave the former “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” bad girl all of the praise. One person wrote, “@tommiee_ is a f—ing slay god.”

Another commenter said, “Stay On Necks.”

However, what really threw others for a loop was the dog.

One person in the comments section asked, “Whose dog man?”

Another wrote, “walking them dogs huh.”

Someone else created a short scenario on how Lee posing with the dog came to be. They jokingly wrote, “ya dog match my outfit, can i use him for a fliccc mam.”

Whether it be with a dog or a purse, Lee makes sure she slays when she steps out of the house.

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