‘It’s the Waist for Me’: Reginae Carter Flaunts Her Cute Outfit and Small Waist, and Fans Are Loving Her Body

Reginae Carter. (Photo: @itsreginaecarter/Instagram)

Reginae Carter’s fans are seeing how all her hard work in the gym is paying off. This week the 22-year-old uploaded three photos showing off her outfit and her banging body. In the photos Carter is wearing a blue plaid crop top and a light blue pair of jeans that were able to button up high enough to cover her belly button, and she added a pair of Converses to complete the look.

“I live to be fly to death🥶top @hellobarbie,” she wrote in the caption.

Fans could not get over how snatched the Savage X Fenty ambassador’s waist was. One person said, “Body 😍😍😍 sis literally has the perfect body.” Two other people wrote, “It’s the waist for me,” and “Nae you getting so little 😩😩 damn and it’s showing.”

Two things that Carter has been doing throughout the pandemic are modeling for different fashion lines like Fashion Nova and Savage X Fenty and working out. Every other day she is posting a workout video or showing what clothes she’s wearing for the day. Besides doing those things, she’s also been getting her relationship back in order with her on-again, off-again boyfriend, rapper YFN Lucci.

Reginae Carter. @itsreginaecarter/Instagram

The two broke up in 2019 after Carter felt disrespected when he hosted a “cucumber party” where women used the vegetable to perform explicit acts on each other. After speaking about it multiple times on social media and on reality TV, Carter seemed confident that she was done. But late last year the two were seen hanging out with each other again, and rumors began to spark that they were back in a relationship.

In November, Carter openly called Lucci her boyfriend while thanking him for helping her celebrate her 22nd birthday. Around two months later, Lucci was arrested on a murder charge, but he has since been released on strict conditions on a $500,000 bond.

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