Joy Taylor called ‘that girl’ as she wears revealing outfit and launches new Netflix venture featuring Cowboys cheerleaders

JOY Taylor received widespread praise after revealing her outfit at a Netflix event.

FS1 star Joy Taylor, 37, sported a revealing outfit as she appeared on Netflix Summer Halftime party on Thursday.

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The event took place at a Bel Air mansion featured in the most recent season of Buying Beverly Hills.

The party was held for the launch of the streaming platform’s summer programs.

Taylor posted a clip on Instagram of herself during the party.

She was seen wearing a tight purple dress.

Joy then blew a kiss as the video transitioned to the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders performing in front of the guests.

The NFL franchise’s cheerleaders were there because of the new Netflix series, America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.

The final sequence showed a sign reading“Netflix reality universe.”

Fans were surprised by Taylor’s appearance at the glam event.

“The most beautiful,” wrote one.

“Wow you look so good @joytaylor says,” said another.

“That girl!” a third commented.

The event featured stars from several Netflix reality shows.

The party featured the casts of Love Is Blind The Circle The Ultimatum Too Hot to Handle Selling sunsetsSelling the OC, Buying Beverly Hills, Selling Tampa, Love in SpectrumIt is Squid Game: The Challenge.

And the stars of Netflix’s newest summer series, including Perfect Match Season 2, The Mole Season 2, King of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch Season 2, and Owning Manhattan, have engaged their services for the summer bash.

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Taylor began hosting Speak in September 2000 and has been a Fox fan favorite ever since.

She is known for her bold sports opinions and on-air fashion.

Joy’s rise in media continued when she recently launched a podcast with her friend Taylor Rooks to discuss their busy lives as sportscasters.

And she will team up with NFL Network star and friend MJ Acosta-Ruiz to host the second season of Fuse Media’s Like A Girl.

The show will debut during the summer.

Taylor and Ruiz will serve as producers on the show, as the series will take a closer look at the issues women face on and off the field and their triumphs.