TV personality La Conco left South Africans in awe after posting two drop-dead-gorgeous pictures in a red dress, while thanking the support of her new show.
Ceasing to get used to her defined shape, social media users claimed she was not allowing them to breathe, complimenting her figureLa Conco has posted some hot new pictures of flaunting her amazing new figure in a red dress. @la_conco, @tndabaLancoco serves curves with 2 pictures in red dressForever Thina,trending for her new hot body
, even seen hitting the video, and her red dress was one of the results of her hard work. These are the reactions she received:"Whoever designs your outfits, knows their client's perfect fit."work done to her body to remove some stubborn fat. She shared a candid video with her followers detailing the journey of her "glow-up" and received well wishes.You are already subscribed to our newsletter!Check your inbox to be the first to know the hottest news
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