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Angela Simmons Switches It Up for the Gram By Going Blond and Fans Are In ‘Love’

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Angela Simmons recently changed up her hairstyle to something a bit more brassy and it has fans gushing.

The “Growing Up Hip Hip” star decided to go blond for the moment and shared photos of her new hairdo on Instagram Wednesday. She rocked hair extensions full of sandy brown and honey blond highlights. The reality star captioned the picture, “Going , Going , Blonde…. @qlovebug šŸ’• @yummyextensions #yummyextensions #yummygirl.”

Fans absolutely loved Simmons’ fierce mane and complimented the “GUHH” celeb.

One of reality star’s Instagram followers wrote, “Yessss love that color on you šŸ˜.”

“Okay sis come thruuuuu Ang,” another said.

“That color is EVERYTHING on you. ā¤ it!”

“Ok Iā€™m feeling those blonde vibes.”

One fan added, “I love that color on you so beautiful with your skin tone.”

On a more personal note, Simmons opened up about her struggles as a single mother during season 4 of “GUHH”. She was also candid about calling off her engagement with ex-fianceĀ Sutton Tennyson in 2017.

“I just got to a place where I felt like I wasnā€™t happy, and I tried, and I tried, and I tried and I wanted it to work because the last thing I wanted to do was not be together with the person I had my child with,” Simmons admitted. “I feel like Iā€™ve done everything I could with the relationship. “Obviously, we went to counseling and I really could never imagine in a million years number one, having a kid with someone out of wedlock. Then the whole relationship just crumbled.”

However, the WeTV star placed her toxic relationship in the past and now focuses solely on her adorable one-year-old sonĀ Sutton Joseph. The new mother shared a photoĀ just chilling on tennis court bleachers with her son.

“If thereā€™s one love for certain itā€™s yours. Day in and day out Iā€™m reminded of your love. If the world fails me tomorrow… I know that your love wonā€™t . Thank you for loving me little boy.”

Angela Simmons

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