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Tamar Braxton Shares Cutesy Moment with Vince Herbert on ‘The Real’ Talk Show

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Tamar Braxton was pleasantly surprised when her husband Vincent Herbert showed up on today’s episode of her talk show “The Real.”

Fans had a chance to see Vincent and his wife share screen time on their We TV reality show “Tamar & Vince” and the popular “Braxton Family Values,” but this is the first time the couple have appeared together on the talk show.

On the segment, Herbert was invited to dish on who said “I Love You” first. The music executive was asked the question by host Loni Love and answered, “Tamar knows she loved me. She told me.”

When pressed a little further, he added, “No. I told Tamar I loved her first. I mean look at this. You can’t not love this woman.” How sweet. Watch the clip below.

Braxton’s growing fan base will also have a chance to see her this fall when she opens up for John Legend. The “Love and War” singer has signed up as the opening act for Legend’s upcoming “Made to Love” tour. The tour will support Legend’s “Love in the Future” album as well as drum up more anticipation for Braxton’s “Love and War” album,  which does not have a release date.

Check out the “Made to Love” tour dates below:

Mon-Nov 04 Clearwater, FL – Ruth Eckerd Hall – On sale info coming soon

Wed-Nov 06 Austin, TX – Bass Concert Hall – On sale July 26th

Thu-Nov 07 Grand Prairie, TX – Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie – On sale July 26th

Tue-Nov 12 Detroit, MI – Fox Theatre – On sale Aug 2nd

Wed-Nov 13 Toronto, ONT – Sony Centre for the Performing Arts – Pre-sale Aug 1st / On sale Aug 2nd

Mon-Nov 18 Milwaukee, WI – Riverside Theater – Pre-sale July 24th / On sale July 26th

Tue-Nov 19 Minneapolis, MN – State Theatre – Pre-sale on July 25th / On sale July 26th

Thu-Nov 21 Denver, CO – Ellie Caulkins Opera House – Pre-sale July 26th / On sale July 27th

Fri-Nov 22 Salt Lake City, UT – Kingsbury Hall University of Utah – On sale info coming soon

Sun-Nov 24 Vancouver, BC – Orpheum Theatre – Pre-sale July 23rd / On sale July 26th

Mon-Nov 25 Seattle, WA – Paramount Theater – On sale Sept 13th

Wed-Nov 27 Oakland, CA – Paramount Theater – Pre-sale Aug 1st / On sale Aug 2nd

Sat-Nov 30 Las Vegas, NV – The Pearl Concert Theatre at Palms Casino Resort – On sale info coming soon

Sun-Dec 01 Los Angeles, CA – Nokia Theatre L.A. Live – On sale Aug 2nd

 

 

 

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