‘Don’t Make No D-mn Sense’: Fans Obsess Over Draya Michele’s Body Once More After She Releases Hot Photo

Draya Michele is knocking her fans’ socks off with another banging photo.

On Feb. 17, she uploaded a series of beach photos to flaunt her beautiful beach body in a two-piece baby blue bikini. The top kept her girls propped up nicely in place while the bottoms held on to her curvaceous hips, all while giving fans a view of her abs, hips and thighs.

Draya Michele (Photo: @drayamichele/Instagram)

“All the same but still different,” she wrote in her caption. As usual, fans praised the former reality TV star in the comments. One person wrote, “One thing about Draya she gon SLAY a swimsuit 🔥❤️😍.”

Another one commented how it “Don’t make no damn sense 😍” how good Michele always looks.

It could be assumed that the mother of two was vacationing in Nassau, Bahamas, at the time of the photo since she uploaded another photo two days prior in which she’s sitting on what looks to be a boat and looking out into the water. The caption read: “Sending this with LOVE from Nassau.” It is not 100 percent clear on who she might have been with in Nassau or if she went alone, but some would assume the trip was a Valentine’s Day gift from her man Tyrod Taylor, who is also the quarterback for Los Angeles Chargers.

Draya shows what she got for Valentine’s Day. (Photo: @drayamichele/Instagram)

She uploaded a video on her IG story on Feb. 16 of her in Atlanta, showing off a romantically decorated house that had roses on a table and rose petals making a trail on the floor. Her caption was “Oh. It didn’t end in Bahamas.” She added another video still showing off the decorations, but this time she captioned the video, “I’m blessed y’all” as the song “Whatta Man” by Salt-N-Pepa and En Vogue played on the clip.

Rumors circulated that Michele had been secretly dating Taylor since late 2020, and the rumors were confirmed when Jan. 8 pictures surfaced of the two having a date night.

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