The 'Sweetest Pie' hitmaker receives a bunch of praises from her fans and friends on social media after showing off her natural tresses and makeup-free look.
- Sep 5, 2022
AceShowbiz - Megan Thee Stallion is keeping it natural. The "Sweetest Pie" raptress has shown off her healthy natural hair on her social media platform amid her plans to give a "quick break" from wigs.
On Sunday, September 4, the 27-year-old Houston hip-hop star turned to her Instagram account to share a series of photos that saw her sporting makeup-free face and natural hair. "Giving myself and my hair a lil quick break until BRAZILLLLL [Brazil flag emojis] See you soon Brazilian hotties," she captioned two selfies.
Not stopping there, Megan also took to her Instagram Story to give a more detailed look at her tresses. "Hair got longer," the Grammy-winning chart-topping femcee captioned over a clip of her posing for a selfie.
Many of her fans and friends were quick to praise her natural look. "Gorgeous Bish," famed costume designer Zerina Akers commented on her latest Instagram post that has since been liked by over 1.3 million users. City Girls' JT simply left a bunch of smiling face with heart-shaped eyes emojis.
"Sooo pretty Meg [red heart emoji]," wrote Mulatto. Naomi Campbell, in the meantime, posted a series of heart emojis. "Meg is beautiful either way, but naturally, she hits differently!" one Hottie commented.
More recently, Megan went viral for showing off her twerking skills after noticing a fan's phone is still recording when it's thrown on stage. The "Traumazine" artist then proceeded to stand over it, twerking along to one of Beyonce Knowles' "Savage (Remix)" verses.
"Somebody threw their phone on stage already recording," Megan captioned the footage which she uploaded on her Instagram page. The "Hot Girl Summer" femcee added, "I said welp," with a shrugging emoji.
Fans were quick to flood the racy post with thirsty reactions. "LMAOOOOOO not you giving it to em for free!" one user wrote. Someone else quipped, "imagine being that phone," while another said, "Throwing myself on stage the next show I go to."
