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'Fake Where B--ch!': Tommie Lee Shows Off Her Body, Claps Back at Fans Accusing Her of Buying It

  • May 19, 2020
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Tommie Lee isn’t here for social media users accusing her of surgically enhancing her body.

IG followers were unimpressed with Lee’s video and suggested her body was enhanced, not natural.

“You play to much 😂 gimme your docs number sis”

One fan in particular commented underneath Lee’s post, “Major surgery.

“natural for the win you always been thick let them know tommiee”

“People need to stop hating even after surgery you still have to maintain your health and your body 😐 so I’m confused to why she can’t promote it.

You look good gemini twin”

“Tummy goals I mean tommie goals b–ches really be pressed 😩”

In a now-deleted Instagram post from 2017, Lee addressed plastic surgery speculations in a video.

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