Tamar Braxton and Vince Herbert Party Their Troubles Away

Tamar Braxton and Vince Herbert are happily ignoring the rumors of divorce as they stepped out in Los Angeles together – looking very happy. Tamar accompanied her music executive hubby in support of her older sister Toni Braxton. The elder Braxton sister was performing at The Paley Center for Media’s Annual Los Angeles Benefit at The Rooftop Of The Lot in West Hollywood.

Tamar and Vince, namely Tamar tweeted along the way and shared some photos on Instagram.

After sharing some upclose shots of her impeccable makeup the feisty youngest Braxton tweeted, “Same FACE different lighting!!! Don’t let watching #Romney make y’all dumb as a doorknob too!! #justsaying”

Tamar and Vince managed to find themselves in a studio later in the evening – hopefully working on that long awaiting album. Producer Da Internz tweeted, “Vince & @TamarBraxtonHer leavingda studio!!! GET YO LIFE! #bangbang

Meanwhile, in a recent interview Tamar revealed she keeps her marriage fresh by “being a lady.”

“Vince and I are really good friends and we keep our lives and communication open. On top of that, I just feel like it’s important to remain a lady. I don’t think you should always have your head in a do-rag and a scarf. You should remain the girl they saw [on] date night. There’s nothing wrong with going to bed looking pretty or just as good as you do during the day. The communication is the really sexy part of a relationship. Because when you feel like they can just talk to you, it’s very attractive. … You don’t have to dress up, but don’t go to bed looking crazy.”

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