Meg squirms all over in a biкini for a new video! Look at this!
In the eye-catching post, the rapper also wore sunglasses and wore her long curly hair down. Megan Thee Stallion, 28, looks stunning in her most recent TikTok video! In the video,
the rapper performed some sensual and confident dances while wearing a light blue and lime green patterned biкini and sunglasses, set to her 2020 hit song “Body.” She also wore her long wavy hair down and wore stunning pink lipstick.
Megan’s fans were eager to reply after she published the eye-catching photo, and their responses were filled with compliments.
One fan remarked, “I’m in love,” while another said, “The body is bodying with the music.” Megan is my absolute favourite.” A third described her as their “girl crush,” while a fourth as “the best in the world.”
Megan’s recent post comes after she made headlines when she said she’s taking a sabbatical from music for mental health reasons. “The music and entertainment industry can be a grind, so it’s important to take time off to avoid burning out,” she told InStyle in a May interview.
“Life is all about finding the right balance.” “When I’m in a better place,” she says, “fans can expect new music.” “Right now, I’m focused on healing.”Megan’s need for rest and relaxation is understandable given everything she’s been through in the last few years.
She was said to have broken up with her longtime lover, Pardison “Pardi” Fontaine, before beginning a relationship with soccer player Romelu Lukaku. Prior to that, in July 2020, she was shot at a Los Angeles party by her old friend, rapper Tory Lanez.
According to Billboard, Tory, 30, was found guilty on three crimes relating to the incident in December 2022 and faces up to 22 years in jail. Despite the terrifying event, Megan assured the public in an ELLE piece that she did not want to consider herself as a “victim.”
“I don’t want to be labelled a victim. “As I look back on the last three years, I see myself as a survivor because I truly survived the unimaginable,” she wrote.
“Not only did I survive being shot by someone I trusted and considered a close friend, but I also overcame the public humiliation of having my name and reputation dragged through the mud by that individual for the entire world to see.”
