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Wendy Williams Has Her Own Theory on Why Tamar Braxton Shaved Her Head

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Just days shy of the “Braxton Family Values’ season premiere, Tamar Braxton shaved her head.  She posted a video of a hair stylist shaving her head bald with Bobby Brown’s  “My Prerogative”  playing in the background. She captioned the video, “✂ finally free.”

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Although the singer said she cut her hair to be less dependent on weaves and wigs, Wendy Williams, fresh off medical leave, thinks she shaved it as a cry for attention. While many speculated that the “Love and War” singer did it because of the rocky relationship with ex-husband Vicent Herber, Wendy disagrees.

“Did she shave her hair because she’s going through something with Vince’, no in my mind Tamar is a classic case of somebody that would do anything for attention.”

The youngest Braxton also made headlines for refusing to do press for her family’s reality show “Braxton Family Values.” According to TMZ the singer said she doesn’t plan on doing promo for the reality show because the show painted her husband Vince as the bad guy.

Regardless of Wendy’s negative comments, Tamar is still rocking her bald head and posted this photo about her upcoming appearance on Steve Harvey.

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