‘Joeeeeeeeee’: Cyn Santana’s Sexy Bunny Outfit Makes Fans Scream Joe Budden’s Name

Although Cyn Santana and Joe Budden have gone their separate ways, the model’s fans are making it a point to remind him what’s he’s apparently been missing out on.

For Halloween, Santana brought the heat to social media with a super sexy costume that left fans gaping at her. She took to Instagram on Friday morning and uploaded a pic of herself dressed as a Playboy bunny. She sported black fishnet leggings, over-the-knee boots and a black and white maid-like bodysuit.

The “Love and Hip Hop: New York” actress jazzed her guise up with long black gloves, a pair of bunny ears and a sultry makeup look to add a little oomph to the get-up. Proudly boasting about her curvaceous physique, she captioned her post “If you could see it from the front wait til you see it from the…”

Cyn Santana
Cyn Santana. @cynsantana/Instagram

Santana drummed up more than 186,000 likes on her photo and multiple comments from fans who blamed Budden for their apparent failed relationship.

“Joeeeeeeee ya bm can get it 🤪🤣 she so bad 🔥”

“Look good sis 😍😍 JB punching the air right now”

“🥰🤪.. Check out my babymama you don’t even need a man you bad af! Sheesh”

“How tf Joe mess this up smh 🥵🥵 she so damn fine man 😰”

Several fans seem to think Budden still loves Santana, especially after his recent podcast segment.

During a discussion about New York women and their supposed inability to talk sexy, the retired rapper, 39, got into a hilarious confrontation with his co-host Jamil “MalClay after he brought up Santana, with Budden leaving the impression that the mere mention of her name touched a nerve.

Cyn Santana
Cyn Santana and Joe Budden. (Photo: @cynsantana)

For her part, after going months without addressing their speculated breakup, the mother of one sat down with reality TV Veteran Tiffany Pollard on her new VH1 show “Brunch With Tiffany” and explained why she pulled the plug on their relationship.

“We didn’t decide on anything. I did what was best for my mental health, for my peace, and for me and my son,” said Santana. “The best decision I made was leaving that relationship. And my son and I are amazing.”

Budden responded to his ex-fiancée’s remarks on social media, tweeting on Oct. 8, “Smh.”

It’s unclear when exactly the pair called it quits, but Santana doesn’t plan on reconciling with her ex anytime soon. They do, however, co-parent 1-year-old Lexington Budden together.

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