Valerie Loureda Brings 'Latina Heat' To Instagram In Tight Pink Dress

Valerie Loureda is bringing the heat to Instagram.

The WWE star posed alongside friend and co-WWE star Elektra Lopez for a few steamy photos while showing off their bodies.

The WWE star posed in a tight pink bodycon dress, which hugs her curves and shows off her assets. She paired the dress with strappy white heels, which went up her leg, allowing fans to notice her toned calves and thighs.

Loureda posed alongside WWE star Elektra Lopez, wearing a pink outfit. Lopez showed off her body in a white crop top and a pair of pink pinks, and a pair of white heels.

"Latina HEAT 🌴💕, she captioned the post, which gained hundreds of comments from followers.

Fans immediately took to the comments section to express their thoughts on the steamy photos. "The tag team needed to save wwe," one fan wrote as another chimed, "They can't handle this Latina Heat 🔥🔥."

A third said, "Looking like the main event! 🔥," as one user commented, "ElektraVice coming soon Que Recojan."

Many others commented fire flame emojis to express their opinions, while one fan chimed in with, "My new favorite tag team 🥰🌴." Someone else voiced something very similar as they commented, "I can see you two becoming tag team partners. ❤️💯."

And finally, one fan expressed, "It's OVER for the NXT Women's Division 💯."

Valerie Loureda is best known for her time as an MMA fighter. However, she recently closed that chapter and opened a new one in WWE as the Miss MMA model announced earlier this year that she had signed a contract with WWE, ending her time in MMA for good.

When speaking about the new chapter in her life, Loureda told reporter Ariel Helwani, "I have now become the first Cuban-American woman, and I am now a WWE superstar. I'm excited, and I've dedicated my whole life to martial arts, and everything has come to this moment. And this is my opportunity to showcase my culture and entertain the world."

Loureda had to hold back tears as she got emotional talking about her time with the UFC. "I'm emotional because I've worked hard my whole life," she said. "I've had a strict upbringing, and every day, I've always just believed in myself and trained hard, hoping to make it to the next step and just chasing a dream I've had in my heart since I was a baby.

Loureda thanked the Bellator executives for believing in her after the announcement, saying, "Scott Coker and Mike Kogan, Rich Chou, they believed in me when I was 19. My first professional fight was without shinguards at the Mohegan Sun. They were opening a main card. They allowed me to open a main card. They allowed me to brand myself, build this platform, and just be me."

She continued, "Now, I'm making this transition, and my mind has shifted, but I know what I'm going to do in the WWE."