Angela Simmons Garners Favorable Views as She Showcases Her ‘Thickkkk’ Thighs In Yacht Video ‘Where the Money Resides’

“Growing Up Hip Hop” reality star Angela Simmons has a thing for yachts, because sis stays showing off her dance moves on cruisers. Most recently, Simmons appeared to be enjoying some vacation time while relaxing in a gray sweater dress and shades on another vessel.

While on the yacht, she was dancing to the viral video and catchy song “Where the Money Reside” by car salesman Durell Smylie of Baton Rouge. 

“It’s the double skip for me 😂😂 #WhereTheMoneyReside,” the mother of one captioned the post. 

“Growing Up Hip Hop” reality star Angela Simmons dancing to “Where the Money Reside” by car salesman Durell Smylie of Baton Rouge. @angelasimmon/Instagram

Fans couldn’t help but crack up over Simmons’ version of the song, but that wasn’t the only thing garnering attention. Simmons’ thighs were exposed in the TikTok video, and her followers couldn’t help but exult over her figure.

“It’s the thighs for me🔥🙏❤️.”

“Just looking at them thighs.”

“It’s them honey glazed thighs for me😍.” 

“Thickkkk 😍.”

Simmons is always getting in an excellent workout, so it’s no surprise that her physique garnered over 444,000 views from social media users. And this wouldn’t be the first time that Simmons, 33, had fans cracking up while she on a boat. 

Reality star Angela Simmons is rapping Jay-Z’s “Beach is Better.” @AngelaSimmons/Instagram

On Friday, Dec.4, the fitness and beauty influencer celebrated rapper Jay-Z’s 51st birthday by rapping the lyrics to his “Beach is Better” record off his 2013 “Magna Carta Holy Grail” album. 

“My beach is better lol @trulyeskoh in the background #HappyBirthdayJayz,” she captioned the video. 

Simmons was rapping the lyrics to the track while sitting down and kicking her heels high sky in the air. Next, she stood up and stumbled a bit over to the camera to bust some dance moves. 

Simmons’ friend Eskoh, was standing right behind her and sipping a glass of wine. Simmons may have had a bit to drink herself, and fans couldn’t help but laugh at her rapping as if her life depended on it. 

“O, now that’s funny. You no you about that life.”

“Someone, please take her phone away! Lol, 😂 @AngelaSimmons.”

Along with good looks, Simmons clearly has a good sense of humor. 

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