‘Lil Wayne’s Daughter Got Thickums’: Reginae Carter Leaves Fans In Awe of Her Bikini Body

Reginae Carter is back with another hot swimsuit reel. The 23-year-old socialite showed off her toned body as she modeled a variety of swimsuits on Tuesday, July 19. She looked stunning in nude, black, metallic blue, and snakeskin two-pieces from swimwear brands like Swim Tuesday and Icon Swim. 

“#swimweek2022,” Carter captioned the video reel. She modeled some of the swimsuits earlier this week on the runway at Miami’s Swim Week for the clothing brand Icon Swim.

Lil Wayne?s Daughter Got Thickums': Reginae Carter Leaves Fans In Awe of Her Bikini Body
Reginae Carter stuns fans with her latest swimsuit reel. @itsreginaecarter/Instagram

Fans loved all the swimsuit looks, but many were drooling over Lil Wayne‘s daughter and her curvaceous physique. “You so damn cute,” wrote her mother, Toya Johnson, in the comments. Meanwhile, Wild ’N’ Out comedian Zoie Fenty, known as GotDamnZo, said, “Oh my my my.”

“Baddieeeee.”

“HOMEGROWN.”

“Too Cute Reginae. You look just like your Mom, Toya.”

“The Carter lifestyle to fabulous.”

“One Thing About Them Sagittarius. We Gone Mf Come Threw Okay.”

Fans complimented Carter for looking like a snack, while some subtly referred to her past relationship with incarcerated rapper YFN Lucci. One person said, “Can you chill with that big a–.” Another wrote, “Now we all Lucci lucky. Lil Wayne daughter got thickums.”

Carter and Lucci dated in 2018 and broke up the following year after the rapper performed explicit acts with other women at his “cucumber party.” They continued an on-again, off-again relationship, which was jeopardized after Lucci’s arrest in connection with a shooting that took place in Atlanta. A warrant for himself and 11 others, named the now 30-year-old as the driver “behind the wheel of the car used in a gang-related drive-by” that left one dead.

Lucci was released on bail and later surrendered to Fulton County Jail in May 2021 on racketeering charges, where he currently awaits trial. After months of speculation, Carter confirmed she was a single woman in December 2021, and she’s been enjoying her hot girl summer ever since.

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