‘Damn Gina’: Alexis Skyy Flaunts Good Looks on Instagram, and Fans Are Hyping Her Up

Alexis Skyy is serving up “The Little Mermaid” vibes with her fiery tresses. The Instagram model uploaded a photo to IG on Wednesday, Jan. 27, giving her fans a closer look at her new hairdo.

In the photo, her red hair falls down her back in a wavy style, and with it she wore nude lipstick, eyelashes, and nude eyeshadow. It was clear that Skyy is confident in her new appearance, because in her caption she wrote, “Dammm I look good 🤩Makeup by @oliviasong.”

Alexis Skyy (Photo: @alexisskyy_/Instagram)

“Kill em Lex,” said one follower who agreed that she looked amazing.

Another person added, “Yes you do damn Gina 🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️,” and another admirer said, “Damn u ain’t lying 🌹.”

But this wasn’t the mother of one’s debut of this look. Nearly two weeks ago, she posted a short video rocking the same hair, makeup, and outfit that she was wearing Wednesday. In the video, she says “Yes. The Olivia beat,” confirming that celebrity makeup artist Olivia Song did her makeup.

Some people were not fans of the fact that Skyy had gotten her makeup done by the makeup artist, since Song is actually the former makeup artist of Skyy’s nemesis Ari Fletcher, the mother of G Herbo’s son.

Fletcher’s fans came for Skyy in the comments of her photo. One wrote, “You so obsessed with ari😂 now you got her makeup artist what’s next?🤦🏽‍♀️,” and another person concurred, writing, “U wanna be like my sister so bad especially with the makeup artist 🥴🥴🥴🧏🏾‍♀️ lol it’s giving u really want her life get it together 😩😩.”

Fletcher and Skyy’s beef started when the two exchanged nasty words on Twitter about motherhood, “paving the way,” and money, with influencer Jayda Cheaves and Skyy’s other nemesis Masika Kalysha taking jabs at Skyy as well.

But that was not the end of it. Fletcher and Skyy exchanged more words in person after they were asked to host at the same club on the same night. The two kept their distance in the club, and their verbal altercation did not appear to get physical.

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