The St. Louis representative has unveiled a new look with her breast enhancement. Still, fans seem divided on the new ‘tatas.’
Rapper Sexyy Red is no stranger to igniting debates, but her most recent revelation has the internet in a frenzy. She recently unveiled her new appearance on social media, showing off a noticeably bigger bust. Fans’ reactions, however, have been mixed, with many using social media to share their thoughts on her makeover.
Social media has been abuzz with anticipation and curiosity about Sexyy Red’s potential cosmetic procedure. The singer’s recent online photos, hinting at a fuller figure, have sparked the rumors.
Sexyy Red shared a series of photos showcasing her new figure. In one of the selfies she shared on her X account, the St. Louis rapper appeared to show off a fresh boob job. The photo featured a close-up of her breasts in a compression garment with bandages peeking through, and her entire face is covered with a heart-eye emoji.
Soon after, a video of the ‘Get It Sexy’ hitmaker with a much larger chest pooped up.
While some fans praised her for her confidence and the decision to enhance her body, others were less enthusiastic, coining the phrase ‘busty and musty’ to describe her new look.
“It’s giving Big Ang,” a fan commented.
Another said, “All honesty, getting surgery early isn’t the way to go if it’s complications. Most doctors turn them down because they don’t want that in their hands, 2nd getting surgery so early before they even turn 40, they need to be thinking about their future.”
“Busty and looks musty. Rich or not 😂,” another fan wrote.
Sexyy Red, like many other celebrities, understands the pressure of appearance in the music business. The decision to undergo cosmetic surgery is not uncommon for those who face strong public opinion and scrutiny.
The 26-year-old has also been releasing music regularly. Sexyy released her 14-track EP, “In Sexyy We Trust,” on May 24. Features included Mike WiLL Made-It, Lil Baby, VonOff1700, and Drake. In particular, Drizzy’s song “U My Everything” attracted much attention because it was his first release after his widely reported feud with Kendrick Lamar.
