Addison Rae 'Ate' In Provocative Pepsi-Fueled Cover Shoot

Addison Rae just dropped a magazine cover with a can of Pepsi and a jaw-dropping fashion statement. The 25-year-old influencer-turned-pop star is turning heads with her daring new cover for Perfect Magazine, posing in a provocative high-fashion spread that has fans flooding the comments section. Shot by Donna Trope and styled by Ké Grand, the bold image shows Addison holding a can of Pepsi above her open mouth as the soda spills dramatically down her face and chest.

Wearing a plunging black lace bodysuit with bold red detailing, Addison leans into the edgy aesthetic. Her fiery red hair adds even more drama to the already eye-catching shot. The cover itself reads simply “Addison Rae,” but there’s nothing simple about the image.

The caption from Perfect Magazine teased the shoot with, “Sitting on his lap sipping Diet Pepsi. Two shoots. One star. Double trouble.” The post also confirmed the Addison Rae magazine is now available for pre-order, with shipping set to begin in March.

Fans and brands alike were quick to react. Pepsi’s official account chimed in with “the perfect duo,” while other followers flooded the comments with praise like “Brilliant,” “THAT IS PERFECTTTTT,” and “Pour me some of that Pepsi.”

Fire emojis and heart-eyes dominated the thread, while someone else said that she "ate" this look.

The headline-making cover also arrives as a separate legal matter involving Addison’s father, which has taken a new turn.

According to TMZ, Monty Lopez has agreed to submit to a DNA test to determine whether he is the father of Lucas, the child at the center of a custody battle with his ex. A Louisiana judge reportedly signed off on the agreement and ordered Lopez to complete the testing within a couple of days of the court’s decision.

The outlet further reported that Sheri Easterling, Addison’s mother and Lopez’s ex, filed a petition late last year seeking sole custody and child support for Lucas. Under the judge’s order, Easterling is required to cover the upfront costs of the DNA testing until the results are finalized.

According to court documents, the legal dispute also revisits the complicated history between Lopez and Easterling.  In the court filings, Easterling detailed several alleged incidents spanning more than a decade.

She claimed Lopez slapped Addison “across the face with an open hand for talking back to him in 2008.” Years later, Easterling alleged that Lopez “beat her with a pillow and held it over her face so she couldn't breathe” after she declined his sexual advances.

The documents also include an allegation that in 2020, Lopez “beat her on the legs and butt” during another dispute. Easterling further stated that she contacted law enforcement after Lopez allegedly arrived at her home on October 29 to introduce her to his second wife, Kaitlyn Nicole Lopez, and “violently banged on the door.”

Lopez, who previously drew public attention for his brief involvement with a woman connected to rapper Yung Gravy, has not publicly responded to the specific claims outlined in the filings.