‘Love the Way You Carry Your Confidence’: Angela Simmons’ Bathing Suit Post Has Fans Singing Her Praises

Angela Simmons loves the body she works hard to maintain. The “Growing Up Hip Hop: Atlanta” star proved just that with her Feb. 4 Instagram post. 

The reality star recently uploaded two breathtakingly beautiful photos of herself sitting on what appeared to be a boat. The 33-year-old was spotted wearing a one-piece seafoam green bathing suit, which featured a daring plunging neckline. Her hair was styled in a big braid wrapped around her head. The mommy of one sported a soft glam makeup look with a bold red lip color as she held up a glass of wine in the snap. She accessorized her look with a watch and a necklace that featured her name.

The post was seemingly a promotion for an upcoming project. Angela captioned the post, “Life is for the living ✨.” She added, “So I’m living 💙.”  The photo received over 183,000 likes from fans swooning over Angela’s stunning looks. 

Angela Simmons Photo: @angelasimmons/Instagram

Supporters showered the former shoe designer with compliments, going wild over her beach attire, including one person who wrote, “You look so good 😍, we need the details on the swimsuit.” Meanwhile, others noted that in her recent posts, she appeared to have a noticeable glow on her face, presumably due to things going well in life for the reality star.

One fan commented, “You finally got everything together. Love the way you carry your confidence. 💪🏽.” Another person simply wrote, “Mood.”

Another social media user suggested that someone should take Angela off the market. “Somebody need to put a ring on it. The hell wrong with NY and Ca men???”

In August 2020, Angela shared that she was dating boxer Daniel “Miracle Man” Jacobs. However, within about five months, all evidence of the athlete disappeared from her Instagram page. The clean-up without explanation quickly sparked rumors that the two had parted ways, and fans took to her comments section with questions.  However, Daniel still has photos of Angela up on his page. 

In late January, fans suggested that Daniel rekindle his relationship with Angela, including one fan who wrote, “Y’all get back together and work it out 💯💯💪🏽🔥. Ain’t nada in these streets.” Both have yet to speak on their situation publicly.

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