‘Give Us More’: Fans Want More of Reginae Carter After She Debuts New Hair Color

Reginae Carter got a new hairdo, and she looks drop-dead gorgeous. On Jan. 28, she uploaded a video rocking long blond bundles and wearing a matching blue two-piece Fashion Nova outfit, while singing and dancing to H.E.R’s song “Damage.”

She wrote, “I heard Blondes have more fun 😏 outfit @fashionnova #fashionnovapartner.”

Reginae Carter shows off her blond hair (Photo: @colormenae/Instagram)

Fans praised Carter in her comments.

One wrote, “Oooooh yessss ma’am. Blonde is for you,” while another said, “I almost didn’t even recognize you, look stunning 😍 ✨ just wow.”

The 22-year-old definitely seemed to be feeling herself because not even an hour later she uploaded another video, but this time she was much more dressed up. As the video panned up her body from her feet to her head, fans could see her entire outfit. She wore brown knee-high boots and a long-sleeved Renaissance print dress with a corset.

In the clips, she walked toward the camera lip-synching her own lyrics to a song she is featured on called “Truth” by Mike Hart.

Apparently, fans could not get enough of Carter because one fan asked her to “Give us more 😍😍😍😍😍.”

Referring to Carter’s boyfriend, YFN Lucci, one person commented, “Lucci better check up for a n**ga pick up where he left off.”

Carter and YFN Lucci have just started dating for the second time after breaking up in 2019 due to Carter feeling “disrespected” after Lucci hosted and attended a party where women performed explicit acts on each other using cucumbers. The two seemed to be enjoying each other’s company again, but that came to halt earlier in January when Lucci turned himself in to the authorities after being wanted in connection to a murder that took place in December in Atlanta, Georgia. Lucci faces four charges, including murder, aggravated assault, participation in street gang activity and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony.

The 29-year-old was denied bond and is being held in the Fulton County Jail in Georgia.

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