Latto‘s career has been on an ascension, and amid landing the coveted cover of the latest Cosmopolitan, the 777 rapper decided to bare it all.

While she doesn’t show everything on camera, behind the scenes, Latto had to be cool with being naked on set – and she made sure it was done right.

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“My label manager hit me and asked, ‘Are you open to doing this?’ And I said, ‘Yeah, I’m open. It just has to be tastefully done,'” Latto began. “That’s why during the shoot, my eyes are glued to the monitor. My lyrics are vulgar and explicit but tastefully done, at least in my opinion. I wanted the pictures to be as well.

She continued: “Not just boom-bam right in your face but more like a tease. Like you’re imagining me being fully naked and not really seeing it for real. I like the fantasy aspect to it. I felt like the prettiest girl in the world, like that’s the best I’ve ever looked.”

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“I’m young right now. I don’t have real responsibilities as far as kids and a husband. I feel like it’s the right time to embrace how my body looks—and before I have kids and wrinkle up, I’m showing it off while I can, boo.”

You can view the looks of Latto’s Cosmo shoot below.

In other Latto news, the “Big Energy” rapper, along with Lil Yachty, Anderson .Paak and more, will guest-star in the series finale of the popular ABC TV show, Grown-ish.

While Choppa will play himself, Latto will play a character named Sloane, who is a wine rep who has one of the main characters Doug as a client. Kelly Rowland and Omarion will also guest star, with the former set to play a professor who’s in charge of the psychology department at Cal U while Omarion will play himself.

Nas, Rakim, GloRilla & Latto Flip Rap Classic For New Hip Hop 50 Sprite Commercial
Nas, Rakim, GloRilla & Latto Flip Rap Classic For New Hip Hop 50 Sprite Commercial

Grown-ish was created by Kenya Barris as an extension of Black-ish, which debuted in 2018 and starred Tracee Ellis Ross, Anthony Anderson and Yara Shahidi. Grown-ish stars Shahidi, Marcus Scribner, Trevor Jackson, Diggy Simmons and more.

The final season of the college-centric show will premiere on June 28.