Taraji P. Henson rocks a glittery mini dress with a daring plunging neckline in stunning images

Taraji P. Henson showed off a lot of skin on a recent night out – and her fans are “well entertained by this awesomeness! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾.”

The Rich Star appeared at the premiere of the Peacock drama series Fight Night: The Million Dollar Robbery on September 4 in a dangerously low-cut shirt-style minidress that glittered everywhere she went.

The white ensemble was sparkling throughout and featured an oversized collar. The Color Purple (2023) The actress showed off her cleavage and toned abs in the glittery outfit and combined it with a small silver handbag.

On Instagram, Henson shared several photos from the evening celebration for the film, in which she stars alongside her frequent collaborator Terrence Howardand Hollywood greats Don Cheadle, Kevin Hart, Samuel L. Jackson and more.

“One more for this look 💋💋💋🧡🧡🧡,” she captioned two photos on Monday, September 9.

Fans and friends raved in the comments not only about the striking fit, but also about the spicy transformation of her hair.

“And thank you, because we had to be served one last time, ma'am 🔥🔥🔥”, actress Tisha Campbell Martin wrote, while Busta Rhymes kept it simple by throwing in a few emojis to express his thoughts: “🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥.”

“Baby, you ate that!!!! 😍😍😍😍”, Sisters star Crystal Renee Hayslett added.

“This cut and color suits you… *kiss from the boss*,” was another comment on her new hairstyle.

Some, however, did not like Henson's style of the evening, such as two Instagram users who commented: “You are beautiful but you are not happy with this look” and “I love her but I don't like this about her.”

Still, someone else responded: “I respect people's opinions on here and all… but this is no worse than a bathing suit and the lady looks PHENOMENAL! She's a grown woman living her life to the fullest and I love seeing that! 😍😍😍.”

“Fight Night: The Million Dollar Robbery is based on the acclaimed iHeart True Crime podcast about the infamous story of an armed robbery on the night of Muhammad AliThe historic comeback fight of 1970 not only changed one man's life, but ultimately transformed Atlanta into the “Mecca of Black people,” the synopsis states.

The series premiered on September 5, 2024, with new episodes streaming weekly on Thursdays on Peacock.

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