Fans Can't Handle It As Keke Palmer's Postpartum Body Continues To Rule

Fans are out here begging for "neck braces" as Keke Palmer continues to flaunt a curvaceous postpartum body!

The mother-of-one has captivated followers with her postpartum journey, leaving them in awe of her incredible body transformation. As she embraces the changes that come with motherhood, the actress's radiant confidence and dedication to self-care have become a source of inspiration for many. 

Taking to her page, the "Nope" star stunned in a silk ensemble featuring a pink long-sleeved shirt tucked into purple pants. In the first slide, the gorgeous new mom posed on nude stony steps surrounded by beautiful greenery and purple flowers. 

The TV host paired the look with strappy heels, minimal jewelry, straight long hair, and a full face of glam. Palmer's fitted top displayed her ample bust and slim waist, while the hugging pants accentuated her full hips. In the caption, the versatile artist wrote:

"The trick is to make it look easy, even when it's not. #GlaminCANNES #BigBoss #NewEra ♍️." 

"The Wool Cap" actress's fans were practically begging for some breathing room in the comments, like this person who asked, "Are you ever gonna let us breathe or??? 😩😍," while one exclaimed, "Nobody is stepping like Keke…. Consistencyyyyyyyyyy." 

Another netizen could not contain their excitement, expressing, "Nah, you were always fine, but you had that gorgeous baby and upped it by 20!!!!! Sooooo fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥." This fan playfully urged the "So Uncool" singer to ease up, as they jokingly pled, "Keke, please, there's a shortage of neck braces ATP! 😫😫😫 🖤🖤🖤." 

In a follow-up video, the 29-year-old showed off her sleeky hair and impeccable makeup while happily hyping herself. She explained her actions in the caption, alongside valuable advice for her fans. The "Akeelah and the Bee" star wrote:

"Whip whip whip whip whip! 🤣 Whenever I'm tired, I get super silly, it's the only thing that me through chilee 🤣 — If no one can give you life, you better be there to give yourself lifeeeeee you betta live for YOU. Down!" 

The sensational star has continued to exude sheer fabulousness without missing a beat, even after welcoming her child with boyfriend Darius Jackson. In an earlier post, the "Scream Queens" actress radiated pure elegance as she posed against a gray wall in a sleeveless mini multicolored ensemble in shades of pink, brown, and blue. 

The close-up shot showcased her luscious dark locks flawlessly styled in a deep side part, drawing attention to her alluring pose that accentuated her ample cleavage.

Alongside the snap, she shared her thoughts, writing, "Coming for everything I'm owed. #NewEra. Have you all watched the Big Boss movie and listened to the album? Don't be late, no…." 

The "Just Keke" host courageously opened up about a distressing encounter she faced at Houston Airport, which she called an incident of "breast milk discrimination." Palmer expressed deep disappointment, revealing that the unsettling experience significantly impacted her mood. Taking to Twitter, she voiced her frustration, writing:

"I should've popped my tit out right then because the discretion and comfort of pumping is thwarted with threats to throw out over 16oz [of] my babies [sic] food?!?!! She added, "Why is that not a crime?? I'M A MOTHER for crying out loud."

The "CrazySexyCool: The TLC Story" actress's followers rallied behind her, expressing solidarity and sharing their troubling encounters. Echoing her sentiment, one Twitter user remarked, "I've had this issue in so many airports. TSA needs to get it together." Others recounted their own unsettling experiences, with one individual stating: 

"I used to work for a major airline, and I'm a mom of 3, it's VERY ILLEGAL for them to handle or throw out breastmilk (including ice packs to keep it preserved). Baby food and formula may exceed standard ounce restrictions. TSA and the airlines know better."

Another person joined the conversation, emphasizing, "It is a crime. They can't throw out food related to babies." They recalled being able to bring a "box of premade formula" for a family member without any issues from another airport before firmly asserting, "Houston airport is breaking the law."