Kelly Kelly is a pro when it comes to raising the temperature via bikini or lingerie outfits over social media platforms. Perhaps no other present or former WWE Diva doesn’t post as regularly as her to keep her page active and keep her fans entertained. For all the rightful reasons, people call her an Instagram influencer who just keeps on dazzling. In her mid-30s, her beauty just keeps on getting bolder.
For the past several days, Kelly Kelly was involved in prepping for the Miami Swim Week hosted in Miami, Florida. After attending the first couple of days as a guest, she walked the ramp as a show-stopper in the grand finale on July 11. You can check out photos from that occasion, as reported by us, previously.
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Kelly Kelly herself posted a few new shots from her ramp-walk in those stunning swim attires, a couple of days later with an interesting caption attached to it.
It seems, her colleagues have wanted her to show a huge amount of booty, “When your girl says, “You are closing my show, you better show that Booty” Thats exactly what you do ? #miamiswimweek2021.”
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The swim week hangover is still attached to her as she presented herself in a stunning red bikini outfit in a separate post as she wanted to present herself to the audience, “Ladies and gentleman….HER [red rose emoji]” It appeared that she was also doing promotions for the lingerie brand, she does endorse.
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Debuting in WWE through ECW Extreme Expose segments in 2006, Kelly Kelly mostly acted as an exhibitionist in the early part of her career. While this did earn a huge fanbase for her, it also garnered negative reactions considering that she was only 19 years old.
Speaking with Chris Vin Vliet, Kelly Kelly noted that it was her ‘thick skin’ that helped her go through that tough phase of her career.
“I did the best I could because a lot of women couldn’t stay around because they didn’t have the thick skin and they weren’t able to take it. It’s a lot. It’s a very male-dominated business, especially back in 2006 and me being so young you just kind of take it on the chin and keep it moving.”
