‘Sis Been Bringing the Heat All Week‘: Angela Simmons Sparkles Her Way Into Fans’ Hearts In Eye-Catching Dress

Angela Simmons‘ silver-fringed cut-out dress with a high slit enticed millions of her followers on Feb. 17 after the “Growing Up Hip-Hop” alum uploaded a stream of photos on her Instagram page. In the images, the 33-year-old showcased her new look with two seductive poses. One view from a balcony showed the reality TV star flaunting her toned legs.

The mother of one embellished the glamorous attire with her wavy locks, a full face and silver high-heeled shoes. Simmons was inspired by Beyoncé’s 2016 hit song “Don’t Hurt Yourself” when she captioned the post, “(When you play me) You play yourself.”

Her radiating beauty captured the attention of many of her followers.

Angela Simmons stunned fans this week in a jaw-dropping silver ensemble. Photo:@angelasimmons/Instagram


“It’s the dress for me!!🔥🔥.”

“My girl! Always looking like a million bucks!”

“Sis been bringing the heat all week….absolutely gorgeous @angelasimmons 🔥🔥🔥🔥.”

“This is gorgeous @angelasimmons …. those Beyoncé lyrics always hit different.”

“My God Angela Simmons absolutely drop deal gorgeous.”

Angela Simmons Photo:@angelasimmons/Instagram

While others were solely focused on Simmons’ new look, some fans couldn’t help but insinuate the cryptic caption was about her alleged ex, boxer Danny Jacobs, whom she erased from her social media account earlier this year. One fan boldly tagged the boxer and said, “Damn Danny, don’t tell me you f—-d dat package up @danieljacobstko.”

Another asked for confirmation on the alleged breakup because neither party has publically addressed the rumors. “She broke up with her man already? Inquiring minds wanna know.”

An Instagram user offered the Built Not Bought creator some love advice. “Truly I understand that people play all kinds of games out here, but one thing I’ve learned in life it’s a difference from someone playing you and playing on your intelligence. You’re a strong, successful young lady that has a great relationship with the Lord. Stay focused. Don’t let no one or nobody make you feel like your worth [nothing].”

Simmons has continued putting her efforts into her physical health by practicing hot yoga and shadowboxing after her morning run. 

The shoe designer, who shadowboxed at the beach, captioned the clip, “Missing my boxing routine. Been giving it a break to change up my training l. A little shadowboxing this am after a run.”


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