Get ’em coins, sis! Shenseea is now a Savage X Fenty ambassador
Dancehall artiste Shenseea is now a Savage X Fenty ambassador.
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September 21, 2020

Get ’em coins, sis! Shenseea is now a Savage X Fenty ambassador

Dancehall artiste Shenseea is definitely on a roll. Weeks after announcing that she’s an ambassador for popular clothing company, Pretty Little Thing, and then blazing up the airwaves with her hit collab Lighter, the Blessed artiste took her Instagram on Sunday (September 20) to share some more exciting news.

Related story: Shenseea now ambassador for Pretty Little Thing

Shenseea is now an ambassador for Savage X Fenty! Wearing a blue set from the lingerie line, created by Barbadian and international superstar Rihanna, while leaning seductively against a wooden wall, she made the announcement to her fans.

“Tun yuh on cause me body hot like drought Ÿ¥µÂ #ShenYeng is now an ambassador for @savagexfenty Ÿ¥³Â #SavageXAmbassador,†she wrote.

Her post was immediately flooded with people congratulating the ‘ShenYeng Boss’.

“Congratulations!!!! The world is definitely your oyster!!!!! It is yours for the taking,†someone commented

“Good choice @badgalriri @savagexfenty Ÿ’Ÿ’Ÿ’Ÿ’Ÿ’,†another said.

“Chase the bag that’s what we all about glad to see a Jamaican ambassador for fenty am so excited,†someone added.

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