‘Ray Finna Get These Pics While He Away’: Reginae Carter’s Revealing Lingerie Spices Up Fans’ Timelines

Reginae Carter isn’t letting any personal drama get in the way of her sexy; her fans, however, are a different story.

The 22-year-old Savage X Fenty brand ambassador shared a fresh batch of images that show her modeling lingerie from Rihanna’s spicy line. In the photos, Carter is seen staring seductively into the camera while wearing a sheer top with corset detail, matching full-length gloves and black stiletto heels.

Reginae Carter for Savage X Fenty Photo: @colormenae/Instagram

“I know im a savage but what are you? 😏 #savagexambassador @savagexfenty,” she captioned the post, which received more than 149,100 likes.

Carter has rubbed some fans the wrong way as she seemingly continues to keep her head up and move forward in spite of her man YFN Lucci’s legal troubles — mainly because she’s appeared to make it clear that she is dedicated to having his back through it all.

On Jan. 15, the reality TV star shared an update on Lucci, born Rayshawn Bennett, who turned himself into Atlanta Police for his involvement in the shooting death of 28-year-old James Adams, before promising that “he’ll be home soon.” That comment wasn’t met with the most positive response from her usually adoring public.

“Hey Guys! Ray wants you all to know he’s in good spirits and doing well,” she shared. “Thanks for all the prayers and well wishes…He’ll be home soon😘”

Although fans agreed that Reginae looks amazing in her photo spread, they couldn’t stop themselves from cracking jokes about what other purposes the images could serve in the near future.

“You finna send your man some jail pictures sis”

“I need you to have the brains to go wit all this beauty !!!”

“Ray finna get these pics while he away huh 🤣🤣”

“When you locked up now it’s time for her to have some fun 😭😭😭😭😭”

“Getting them jail pics ready 🤣😭 bih u gotta show out he gon show all the n***s😂”

Carter confirmed she and Lucci reconciled in November 2020, after the rapper threw her a Hot Girls-themed birthday party.

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