‘Too Hot to Handle’: Alexis Skyy Gets Fans Rowdy with ‘Smoking’ Hot Video

Alexis Skyy sent social media users in a tizzy this week after flashing her bodacious booty all over the internet.

The 25-year-old “Love and Hip Hop” star posted a candid video of herself, displaying her curvaceous body in a red bra, black thong, fishnet stocking and a pair of stiletto pumps. Showing off in front of her three millions followers, Skyy struck several poses with her bare buttocks to the camera and slightly wiggled her derriere. 

She captioned her Instagram post, “The butterfly effect 🦋” and added in another, “I need it all right now.”

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy. @alexisskyy_/Instagram

Skyy’s sexy video racked up more than 83,000 likes and over 900 reactions from fans.

“Too hot or too cold to handle🔥🌀 just too damn fine 🤤😍”

“🥵 damn Alexis… 😍 you are top 5… ilyyyyy 😍 U been killin the game”

“OMG it’s a workout every time she turn round 🤤 that’s one butterfly I would love to catch in my net.”

“Yesssssssssss my sis is fine fine 😍 these hoes could never bae. @alexisskyy_ u been shutting s–t down #thebaddest”

In early April, the reality TV star’s curvy physique came into question by fans who accused her of enhancing her appearance with plastic surgery. She was spotted vacationing at the Jamaican Carnival and decided to rock an unclad samba costume that exposed quite a bit of her body.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy. @alexisskyy/Instagram

In early April, the reality TV star’s curvy physique came into question by fans who accused her of enhancing her appearance with plastic surgery. She was spotted vacationing at the Jamaican Carnival and decided to rock an unclad samba costume that exposed quite a bit of her body.

“Girl your thighs don’t even match 🤣🤣,” one person wrote at the time.

“That s–t look fake af ,” someone else commented. “Stop getting surgery sis.”

The “LHH” star rebutted critics and replied, “No I just gained weight … trying to loose it 😩.”

In other news, Skyy announced last month to her fans that they’ll be able to follow her life on her upcoming YouTube channel. She wrote on November 15, “YALL READY FOR MY YOUTUBE the rest of the car ride is coming 😄😄😄🤣🤣🤣😂 clearly I don’t know the dance.”

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