Ice-T Defends Wife Coco Austin's Very Racy 4th Of July Outfit From 'Weirdo' Fans

Actor Ice-T's wife, Coco Austin, faced online criticism for her risqué 4th of July outfit, consisting of a white G-string thong and a red crop top. While some fans praised her, others criticized her outfit, questioning her role as a mother.

The OnlyFans model's husband defended her, clapping back at trolls and advising them to unfollow if they had a problem. 

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Ice-T's wife, Coco Austin, found herself at the center of an online controversy when she proudly shared two sizzling photos on Instagram to celebrate Independence Day.

In the snapshots, Austin, 44, confidently flaunted her figure, wearing a daring ensemble—a white G-string thong paired with a red crop top that offered a glimpse of her breast. To complete her patriotic look, she sported stylish white heels and trendy sunglasses and held two small American flags in her hands.

While many of her fans showered her with praise, a few individuals took it upon themselves to criticize her bold outfit choice on the platform.

One detractor wrote, "She's a mom! Do you want your daughter to dress like that? Think about it." Another added, "You're a mother—how do you think your daughter will feel when she sees these pictures?"  

"I'm tired of seeing naked people on social media. Like why? Please stop," a third fan chimed in.

Per Page Six, the rapper and actor, Ice-T, came to his wife's defense in response to the online trolls. The 65-year-old rapper went on full blast, saying, "If you have a problem with Coco… Why do you still Follow her??? Weirdo sh*t."

The "Somebody Gotta Do It" hitmaker didn't stop there. He directly confronted several fans who were engaging in negative commentary. When one user questioned the impact of the photos on Austin's 7-year-old daughter, Chanel, Ice-T fired back, saying, "Go do some sit-ups b*tch. Lol."

Continuing his no-nonsense approach, the rapper advised another hater, "Simply unfollow, b*tch."

Austin, the renowned 41-year-old model, is known for embracing her body. In a bold move back in 2021, she fearlessly confronted winter by opting for a daring choice of attire: a black mesh lingerie outfit from Fashion Nova.

She proudly shared steamy snapshots of her ensemble, accompanied by a cheeky caption that read, "What to do when a Nor'Easter hits for 2 days and 18 inches of snow later..."

Austin complimented her racy mini dress and thong with a cozy fuzzy hat and sturdy snow boots to combat the frosty temperatures. The "Ice & Coco" star treated them to another enticing glimpse of her outfit, this time from behind. She captioned the second post, "Just because I know your gonna ask after the last post i did (And yes, these were just taken)."

In an interview with E! News in March, Ice-T opened up about his relationship and shared the key to his enduring marriage with his wife, Austin, with whom he has spent over two decades and shares a beautiful daughter named Chanel.

When asked about the secret to a successful marriage, Ice-T replied, "You want me to keep it gangster?" He then proceeded to share a piece of advice from a wise 65-year-old Italian lady. The rapper said, "Men are very simple. You want to keep a man, you keep his stomach full and his balls empty.'"

According to Ice-T, an intimate life is just one aspect of building a solid bond. He explained, "When sex is good, it's 10 percent of the relationship. When it's bad, it's 90 percent of the relationship. So, if it's good, it's a cherry on top of the relationship. And when it's bad, it's all you can think about."

However, Ice-T recognizes that a successful marriage extends beyond what happens in the bedroom. Drawing an analogy to the world of movies, the actor shared his perspective: "Getting married is like casting for a movie," he said.

"You got to pick somebody who's ready for all the scenes. Now, there's gonna be fun scenes. There's gonna be sad scenes. There's gonna be tough scenes. There's gonna be fight scenes."

Ice-T then stated that "A lot of people don't sign up for the whole movie. They just sign up for the good part."