Sophie Brussaux, Drake’s Baby Mama, Stuns in a Tiny Leopard Bikini

After sharing pictures of herself online in a bikini with a leopard pattern design, French artist Sophie Brussaux, the baby mama of rapper Drake, received appreciation for accepting her natural figure.

Adonis Graham, age six, is the kid that Sophie, a former adult film star, and the rapper had together.

The 34-year-old posted pictures of herself on a boat on Instagram on Friday. Sophie was wearing an animal print swimsuit underneath a sheer skirt cover-up and a big straw hat. She captioned her post :

“Chapeau [the French word for ‘hat’]. PS: on that last slide, I had just lost my boat when I heroically went swimming to get us a reso [reservation] at some shmancy restaurant and forgot to look where I was coming from, the name of the yacht, and so forth… toujours au [loosely translated as ‘where you were before’],”

Fans comment on Sophie Brussaux’s pictures and go nuts for her beauty

In the comments section, Sophie’s supporters praised her post and noted how uncommon it was to “see unfiltered women today”. The mother of one was criticized for offering “body goals” by fans who praised her “toned” shoulders and “leg dimples” as examples of “visual perfection.” Some other comments were,

“Thank you for posting this & being all natural I truly love it,”

 “A beautiful, simple and natural woman, it’s a real pleasure to follow this account.”

“Natural body for the win,”  

She is a multi-award winning artist whose work has been shown in New York, Milan, and London, among other places. She first gained attention in 2018 after it was revealed that she had given birth to Adonis, Drake’s baby, after having a brief relationship with the rapper of “God’s Plan” in January 2017.

Sophie said to TMZ in May 2017 that the Grammy winner had texted her, requesting an abortion. At the time, Jonathan Hay, her publicist, told People, “I’ve seen the text messages and they do exist.”

Drake’s representative at the time told the publication that if the child was his, “which he does not believe,” he would “do the right thing by the child.”