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Normani looks out of this world in a futuristic braided mini dress for radio show appearance

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Normani's new single with Cardi B Wild Side has already become a chart-topping hit since it was released on July 15.And the 25-year-old former Fifth Harmony member oozed star-power when she was seen leaving a radio interview at LA's local hip hop station Power 106 on Friday afternoon.For her conversation with radio personality, Bryhana Monegain, Normani put on an out of this world display in a futuristic mini dress.

Out of this world! Normani, 25, turned heads in a futuristic mini dress while promoting her new chart-topping single 'Wild Side' at LA's local radio station Power 106 Normani looked absolutely stunning in the head-turning all white number which featured a satin corset with thick braided detail lining the bodice, and a skimpy.

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