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Doja Cat’s Bikini Looks Heat Up in New Music Video


Doja Cat features in Latto’s official teaser for the upcoming music video of “Okayyy” in a skin-baring aesthetic. The singer appears in the preview beside Latto, with the post reading “OKAYYY? @DojaCat.” The collab music video is expected to drop July 21 at 12 p.m. ET.

Doja Cat shows off stunning bikini looks in Latto’s new MV teaser

Take a look at Doja Cat in a bold bikini:

Doja Cat’s black bikini is the standout piece of the outfit. She wears a triangle string top with thin straps and low-rise bottoms on a hotel bedroom-style set, with a silver hip chain adding shine against the dark two-piece. Her bikini styling shifts on the blue backdrop, where she wears a white string top, sparkling choker, and hoop earring. Meanwhile, Latto complements her look with a white bikini-style top, tinted glasses, and a fur-like layer.

The “Agora Hills” singer exudes glam with a sleek honey-brown bob, sculpted cheeks, defined eyes, and glossy nude lips. Latto’s MV teaser supports “Okayyy” from “Big Mama,” while Doja Cat remains in her “Vie” era.

Meanwhile, one fan wrote, “I’m sooo ready for this.” Another said, “Ohh seated. I’m obsessed with this song.” A third said, “We’re so sat MOTHERS.”

Originally reported by Santanu Das on Reality Tea.

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