-A plus size model has wowed netizens after sharing a video of herself happily flexing her assets before working out.
A curvy plus size model on TikTok, going by the handle LondonTheGreat1, has stirred the internet with breathtaking videos.
One of the viral videos shows LondonTheGreat1 proudly flaunting her assets just before starting her gym routine.
The confident plus size woman shook her assets in a manner that left many men almost out of breath.
She started working out after that, showing off more of her breathtaking curves.
The self-assured plus size model donned tight-fitting pants that accentuated her curves, reminiscent of the work of a great artist.
The wiggling caught the attention of scores of people who thronged underneath her clips and expressed admiration for her.
Here are some of the comments from the video:
“I like what I see.”
“Natural turbulence”
“Never get tired of looking at this beauty.”
Another added, “Yummy”
“I ain’t broke, so dinner is on me, beautiful.”
The curvy woman has been adding followers thanks to her curvy shape and her tantalizing videos.
Curvy singers
In other news, a clip of curvaceous praise and worship singers has sparked heated debate online.
In the viral video, one of the curvy singers can be seen leading praise and worship while also appearing to be enjoying the attention her hourglass shape commands.
The beautiful woman in the black outfit, who has huge hips and a trim waist, can be seen dancing to the beat and electrifying the congregation.
Shortly after, an equally curvy colleague joins the fray wearing a black top and a stripped skirt to unleash even more mesmerizing moves.
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The video, which supposedly originates from South Africa, has elicited mixed reactions online, with some netizens (mainly men) cheekily requesting the location of the church.
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