Megan Thee Stallion is all ‘body’ as she strips down to lingerie for Savage x Fenty holiday campaign

Megan Thee Stallion is the total embodiment of her song Body in a new campaign for Savage x Fenty, showing off her killer curves in some sultry lingerie. 

Becoming an official ambassador for Rihanna’s label, the 25-year-old rapper gave fans a peak at some new racy undergarments as she posed up a storm for a holiday themed shoot. 

With bedazzled eyebrows and sparkly lingerie to match, the Savage hitmaker was undoubtedly back on her ‘hot girl sh**’ in the sizzling images. 

Wearing only a black bra with iridescent lace detailing and a pair of matching high rise panties, Megan flaunted her enviable frame in the barely-there getup. 

Adding a dash of edge to the daring look she donned a pair of lacy thigh high stockings which she wore with strappy stilettos. 

The tiny underwear which are appropriately named ‘not sorry’ come with an open back lace-up detailing which Megan layered over a pair of pantyhose that hit just below her belly button ring.  

Looking like  a shining star she sported a chunky diamond necklace and oversized teardrop earrings as she posed against a starry backdrop filled with wrapped presents. 

Her hair was styled long with soft waves as she flashed a hint of her hot pink eyeshadow and tiny jewels underneath her winged eyeliner. 

She took to social media to share a closeup look at her glam as she wrote, ‘That time @PriscillaOno gave me diamond eyebrows for SavageXFenty.’

Recently Megan released a new album called Good News which features her new hit song Body that has inspired a handful of internet dances that have been tackled by the likes of J-Lo and even a Starbucks employee whose dance went viral.

She also used the album as an opportunity to address the Tory Lanez incident on her track Shots Fired, after he fired several gunshots at her feet while she tried to flee his vehicle after an argument in July. 

Lanez tried to address the shooting on an Instagram live in October calling the accusations ‘falsified information.’ 

‘She knows what happened, I know what happened, and we know that what you’re saying and what the alleged things and the alleged accusations of my name are not true,’ he said. 

 He was charged with assault with a semiautomatic firearm, personal use of a firearm and carrying a loaded and unregistered firearm in a vehicle as well as inflicting bodily injury though he pleaded not guilty. 

In a recent radio interview on Hot 97 – Megan who wrote in an NY Times op-ed on October 13th that she had been met with ‘skepticism and judgment,’ as a ‘victim’ – said that she had a diss track ready to go immediately after the July 12th incident. 

She recorded the opening track the day after the shooting but decided to hold back and release it on the album. 

‘I really had the song all ready but I was like, ‘You know what, let me just save it for the album’. Because it was ready to go the next day. I was like, you know what, let’s be calm. Let’s be patient. Let’s see how this plays out and let me just wait and put it on my album.’ 

 She continued to say she felt compelled to speak up after it became ‘rap beef.’

‘When you know you’re right and you know you have nothing to prove, you really don’t have to give a response. But once you made it rap beef, you put it on wax, now I gotta say something,’ she said.  

Despite a small blip on the radar, Megan had a big year including a recent American Music Award for Favorite Song Rap/Hip-hop as well as a People’s Choice Award for Favorite Collaboration Song for WAP. 

Additionally she has been nominated for four Grammys at the 2021 Grammys including Record of the Year, New Artist, Rap Song and Rap Performance.