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Tamar Braxton, Tamera Mowry Host “The Real” Daytime Talk Show

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What do Tamar Braxton, Tamera Mowry, and Adrienne Bailon all have in common? Apparently these ladies know how to keep it real and now they’re bringing all their realness to a daytime talk show on Fox for a summer trial.

The new show will feature a panel of female hosts who will tackle hot topics in a way that will more than likely be similar to “The View” and “The Talk” but with a younger group of hosts.

With the syndicated talk show “Bethenny” having a successful summer run on Fox, producers are hoping “The Real” will be able to follow in the show’s footsteps.

The entire panel of women will also include TV personality Jeannie Maie and comedian Loni Love.

Most of the details for the show haven’t been worked out but the show is aiming to air on July 8.

While it certainly is exciting to see a panel of minority women snagging a daytime talk show it does make us a little nervous that Tamar will be leading the pack.

The famous Braxton has been known to talk a lot of mess and not back it up so it will be interesting to see if she is forced to own up to everything she says on air.

Meanwhile, Tamar is still keeping busy with her music career as she put out a new music video for her summer time feel good anthem “The One.”

The pregnant R&B star did her best to cover up her growing baby bump in a pair of overall shorts as she made her way down the boardwalk on a sunny day.

The new tune is a love song where the mommy-to-be is announcing her love to “the one.”

“You know very well, who you are/ You’re the only one, you’ve got my heart / You’ve had a few, boy, one too many / But I’m the only one to wake you up,” she sings on the uplifting song.

The video shows Tamar enjoying the beautiful day as she hits a local amusement park with her handsome co-star on the Santa Monica Pier.

As for the song itself, it’s definitely a catchy tune and Tamar does have that type of voice where she can sing a phone book and have you captivated.

You can check out the video for “The One” below and check out the tune on Tamar’s LP “Love and War” which is set to be finished in a few months.

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