'Motha' Keke Palmer Puts Up Leggy Display In Sizzling New Snaps

Keke Palmer is that celeb that just keeps giving leaving no time for fans to catch their breath!

The versatile star, known for her fearless attitude, is flaunting her curves and killer style, proving that post-baby confidence is her superpower. Recently, she graced social media with another jaw-dropping display, this time spotlighting those endless, fabulous legs. 

Taking to her Instagram page, the singer posed a storm wearing her "I'm A Motha" shirt over high-waisted mini-jean shorts. Sporting giant hoops, the mother-of-one winked at the camera with her tongue out and flashed a peace sign. 

However, the highlight of this particular alluring shot was her leg, which she accentuated with thigh-high leather boots. Flaunting her flawless skin, the rise of the shorts allowed a glimpse of her hip tattoo to be seen. 

The "Akeelah and the Bee" star displayed her impeccable glam in the following slides. The unblemished look featured a nude theme on her eyes and lips, blushed cheekbones, beautifully curled lashes, and sleek laid hair. In the caption, she penned, "I'M A MOTHA. 💅. New merch drop just in time for the Big Boss tour. Get you a piece! shop.kekepalmer.com." 

The television host's post had her fans absolutely floored! Comments like "I mean you been pretty but this glow up is 🔥😍😍😍" and "That skin is like GLASSSSSSSS 🔥❤️," flooded in, celebrating her style and confidence.

The compliments kept rolling in, with one admirer expressing, "Okurrrrrrrrrrrr KeKe ! All of these pics is definitely giving what it supposed to give. 🤍😍🔥." There was even a plea to get their hands on the outfit from another support who wrote, "@jaye.hills i need this shirt neooooooow!" One netizen later summed it up perfectly, writing, "The consistency of SLAY IS ABOVE ME.❤️."

Speaking of not giving her fans time to catch their breath, the "Nope" star served major glam goals that got her fans talking less than 24 hours before she dropped this new one.

While her inaugural tour following the drop of her "Big Boss" album has been all anyone could talk about, the spotlight momentarily shifted when she shared a video on Instagram, flaunting impeccably applied makeup and flowing ebony locks.

Decked out in chunky silver hoops, an array of gold bracelets and bangles, and a crisp white button-up ensemble, the "So Uncool" singer addressed her audience, saying, "The time is now y'all. It is that time. I'm so excited to take off the 'Big Boss' in Oakland tonight. It's about to be an experience."

The "True Jackson, VP" star sent a kiss from her nude-hued lips, beaming brightly as the video concluded. Within moments, Palmer's fans flooded the comments section. One enthusiast raved, "My Queen, you are soooooooooo beautiful KeKe," while another echoed, "Keke you are killing every look girl."

This admirer could not contain their excitement, exclaiming, "The beat is un-f**king-real! Drop ya skincare and ya setting powder my good sis!!!!" Meanwhile, a fourth stated, "Your makeup is so pretty and soft."

Since giving birth to her son Leodis in February, Palmer has demonstrated her growth and evolution, showcasing how she has come into her own. In an episode of "The Best Podcast Ever with Raven and Miranda," the 30-year-old revealed how she broached the subject of sexuality with her family. 

Speaking on her journey of self-discovery and embracing her identity as a free spirit, she shared, "There was a moment in my life where I was like ya know, can I be myself? The moment where you overthink sh*t. That's not even me, why am I overthinking this? I guess you just get to the point where I want my life to be my own life." 

The "You Got Me" artist noted that while her parents never vocalized any disapproval of homosexuality while she was growing up, there was an unspoken element surrounding the subject.

She also mentioned that her parents never really broached the subject of sexuality or related matters because it was not a significant concern for them. The Broadway star went on to say, "And I know that by the time they saw how free of a spirit I was, and whoever I wanted to date, they were like, 'Whoever cares.' It was never anything that was in their mind."