‘Lord That Thigh’: Toni Braxton Sends Fans Into Frenzy with Seductive Video 

In the past, Toni Braxton has shocked fans with her ageless appearance by posting what many considered were jaw-dropping photos and videos.

One instance occurred last June after the singer was seen modeling an orange bikini while relaxing poolside. Since then, Braxton appeared to have kept the momentum going after uploading a new fashion post.

?Lord That Thigh?: Toni Braxton Sends Fans Into Frenzy with Seductive Video?
Toni Braxton has fans shook with her latest fashion post. Photo:@tonibraxton/Instagram

In an Instagram upload shared on May 12, the 54-year-old, who is dressed in lingerie and a white robe, was seen flipping her hair and posing in the car as Jack Harlow’s “First Class” track played in the background. The clip ended with Braxton biting her sunglasses. 

Alongside the recording, the “Yesterday” vocalist wrote, “Ain’t Nothin To It…” As Braxton’s video began making its rounds on social media, fans raved over her new look. 

“The way you always keep your foot on our necks is just illegal!”

“It’s the hair whip that gave me all the life I needed!! come through!!!”

“TONI been bringing the HEAT since the 90s.”

“That damn Toni never gets old and she’s still working it you go girl.”

“These seasoned women on these young girls neck.”

In addition to the compliments, others brought up Braxton’s lower half, including her thighs and legs. One wrote, “Look at those legs! Ms. Braxton if you nasty lol.” Another said, “Lord that thigh.”

In 2020, during an interview with Prevention, Braxton revealed how she maintains her toned physique. The singer named having a balanced diet and fitness regime as contributing factors. At the time, Braxton opened up about transitioning to a plant-based diet after being a pescatarian.

She told the publication, “I’m becoming plant-based. I’m in the process. But I’m going fully plant-based. It’s making me feel better,” she added.

When it comes to working out, she said she participates in Orangetheory fitness, which is a group fitness center where each group focuses on different parts of the body by using the treadmill, weights or rowing exercises.

She said, “I love Orangetheory Fitness, but I have to be careful. If I am fatigued, I take it easy.”

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