‘Love and Hip-Hop Atlanta’ Star Tokyo Vanity Dumps Ex-Boyfriend and Shows Off Her New Boo

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‘Love and Hip-Hop Atlanta’ castmate and rapper Tokyo Vanity has moved on from her prior boyfriend Tabius Tate and allegedly is dating rapper Ferrari.

During the reality show’s season 7, Tokyo broke it off with Tate after she discovered he had dinner with his ex-girlfriend. Things really went left after the “Go Best friend” rapper found out he went on a date with Jamaican artist Spice, which led to a big blow-up between the two ladies. The reality star’s painful break-up and verbal altercation became her main story-line on the show, but now that’s all past her.

Vanity took to Instagram on Thursday and posted a photo of her new bae with the caption,”You won a baby doll,” with the heart emoji and fans began flooding the comments underneath her picture.

“Love it sis 😍😍❤,” one fan wrote.

“Yasssssss love it he match your fllllyyyyy 💞💞💞💞,” said another user.

“One man’s loss is another man’s treasure..yesss u go girl!! ❤👏🏼,” another fan added.

The reality star even replied, “And I’m living my best life, enjoy love.”

However, there were naysayers who questioned her new man and accused him of being an opportunist. One person told her to “run sis.”

“He going to do her so wrong,” one critic said.

“He just trying to get on the show. Don’t fall for it boo,” said another.

One person commented on the fact that Ferrari is stripper Blac Chyna’s ex-boyfriend and he called him an “opportunist.”

In July of 2017, Vanity’s new boyfriend was reportedly threatened with a lawsuit by Blac Chyna for allegedly leaking the exotic dancer’s nude photos. The legal document stated that he “may be trying to sell those photos or may try to post those photos on social media.” But no legal action was pursued.

As far as Tokyo Vanity, she seems to be happy and was spotted in the studio working with her new boo on some music.

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