Reginae Carter Receives Positive Feedback About Her New Look After Fans Trash Pink Wig

Reginae Carter, Toya Wright‘s and Lil Wayne‘s daughter, posted a picture with a new hairstyle after being dragged for the pink bob look last week.

Carter decided to go with a neutral color for her new hairstyle after fans shamed her for the pink wig.  The reality star proudly flaunts a long chocolate brown sexy style with light brown highlights throughout and at the tips of her hair. Her caption said, “I just flipped the switch I don’t know nobody else that’s doing this 🤷🏾‍♀️”

Reginae Carter

Credit: Reginae Carter Instagram

Fans loved the brown hair a lot more.

“This really ya color 😍😍😍”

“That color on you is dope you already beautiful but yasss sus you rocking that hair @colormenae@colormenae”

“looking great dark wing princess!!!”

“Okay this is your color you look sooo cute 🙌🏽😍😘”

“Love that Color on you 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨”

“Stick with this hair color. @colormenae it compliments your skin tone 😍”

“You so cute and so young and killing shit outchea, girl you should just go ahead and get into dancing and modeling. Good to see people doing what they love”

The ‘Growing Up Hip-Hop Star’ is always changing her appearance and rocking fashionable looks. But last week when she posted a picture sporting the hot pink wig with a matching pink bag in front of a Mercedes, fans were turned off.

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