‘Oh Hey Sexy’: Toya Johnson’s Fans Fawn Over Her New Look

Toya Johnson is showing her fans how she’s keeping it cute and cozy with her latest look on Instagram. On Thursday, Nov. 12, she posted two photos of herself posing inside a house wearing a pink fluffy crop top, an oversized cardigan, jeans, and tan boots.

For makeup, she wore a soft pink natural glam look. Adding to the outfit, she carried a Louis Vuitton mini purse and wore hoop earrings for her accessory. Her hair was styled in a neat half-up, half-down ’do.

Toya Johnson. (Photo: @toyajohnson/Instagram)

Fans commented on how the mother of two looked good in her casual look.

One said, “You look so nice always on point.”

Another wrote, “You been glowing lately!!”

Someone else said, “Look at you looking like your twenty fine lol.. You cute miss lady.”

She even received a comment from the self-proclaimed Queen of Rap herself, Nicki Minaj. She wrote, “Oh hey sexy.”

Toya Johnson. (Photo: @toyajohnson/Instagram)

Now that it’s getting a little chilly these days, Johnson has been pulling out her long-sleeved and comfy fits from her closet. One day before her Nov. 12 post, she uploaded a photo of herself standing outdoors and wearing a green tie-dyed sweatsuit set and green Christian Dior sneakers as she rocked a gray Birkin bag. Her hair was styled in a sleek high bun, and once again she wore soft glam makeup.

Her caption read: “Chill days.”

In the comments, one person wrote, “I got this same sweatsuit☺️.”

Johnson responded, saying, “target is the best.”

A few commenters revealed that they too had the same sweatsuit. One person said, “Yasssss…. just got that same jogging outfit and got and a orange one.”

Other followers just commented on the 37-year-old’s overall style.

One typed, “Oh SHE CUTE!!! As usual.”

Another person agreed, writing, “Your Swag Is So Official.”

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