Tamar Braxton and Vince Herbert Deny Divorce Rumors

Tamar Braxton and husband Vince Herbert stopped by The Wendy Show to assure everyone that they will certainly not be getting a divorce.

Tamar and her husband have been seen arguing almost daily on their reality show and eventually the frequency of the bickering forced fans to believe that their marriage was coming to an end.

Later, news broke that the pair was selling their mansion that they had only been living in for only about a year.

This seemed to be proof that the Braxton sister and Lady Gaga’s manager were done for, but their real explanation for selling the mansion may be even more interesting than a divorce rumor.

The five bedroom, seven bathroom mansion just isn’t quite big enough for the reality couple… we’ll let that sink in.

Perhaps the couple really isn’t getting a divorce and they just plan on living completely separate lives in the same giant mansion. Who knows?

Vincent did his best to try to explain things when he added that he wanted his wife to have a hair salon and he personally wanted his own gym.

Once again, the first home did indeed have five bedrooms… only one of which the couple was using to sleep in – four other rooms were ready for be transformed into whatever they pleased.

When Tamar’s husband revealed that his personal desire was to put a gym in the home, the audience on The Wendy Show couldn’t help but laugh a little bit at the rather large man sitting on stage.

Of course, the 35-year-old R&B singer wasn’t going to sit back and take the audience laughing at her man.

“Don’t do that. My man looks good,” the “Braxton Family Values” star snapped at the audience in a way that only seemed half way playful.

Fans of the youngest Braxton sister know that she does seem to simply adore her man – on Twitter anyway – as she is constantly posting photos of her and her husband kissing, cuddling, or even just playing around with each other like two teens in high school.

The rumor control wasn’t the big announcement for The Wendy Show though, as Vince’s wife revealed that her husband would bed partnering with Wendy for a fun segment on the show.

The segment called “Wendy’s Next Great Voice” will essentially be an extremely small scale version of the singing talent shows that are taking over television ratings. The winner of the competition would land a demo deal with Vincent.

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