‘It’s The Thighs For Me’: Angela Simmons Displays Killer Figure In Latest Photo

Angela Simmons‘s fans were transfixed by the “Growing Up Hip Hop” reality star’s beauty on Saturday, Nov. 14, after the entrepreneur shared a pair of photos flaunting her hour-glass physique.

In the first photo, Simmons is provocatively posing in front of her patio door with a beach view in the distance. Simmons enhanced her striped black shirt with ripped short jeans, rings, and diamond stud earrings. As for makeup, the model kept it bold as she rocked a smoky eye and a nude lip. The other pic showed the Fashion Nova ambassador exhibiting her thighs, a star tattoo on her foot, and a glance of her round rump as she reclined on a black wicker bench. She captioned Nov. 14 post, “Blue water, clear skies 💫” Some social media users raved over Simmons’s latest look while others focused on her toned legs.

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“The glam is everything !!!!!”

“I see you Angela🔥”

“Legz for dayz😍”

“Its the thighs for me…🤤🤤😍😍😍”

“Nice legs 😍”

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The television personality has modeled her long legs before in an impromptu photo shoot while working from home. On April 20, the mother of one showed off her legs as she leaned on a bench, sporting a low-cut, rose-colored top. She finished off the look with matching shorts, tan red-bottom pumps, a fedora hat and hoop earrings. Simmons captioned the post that ultimately racked up 120,000 likes, “Ok, I’m bored in the house 🏠 , and I’m in the house bored 😂 but working 🤷🏽‍♀️.” 

In the past, the shoe designer gave fans some insight into how she keeps her legs in tip-top shape. While promoting her Built Not Bought program, the 33-year-old shared a clip of her doing a set of lunges while also offering some advice to millions of her followers. Simmons said, “Rise and Shine !!! New #BnB Built Not Bought Program Coming !! Wait on it. It’s time to take control of your mind, body, and soul once and for all. ✅💪🏽”

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