Wow! Ray J’s Daughter Melody ‘Looks Just Like’ His Mom in Sweet Video

Love and Hip Hop Hollywood star Ray J wished his wife Princess Love “Happy Anniversary” in the sweetest way. The “One Wish” singer sang “Anniversary” by Tony Toni Tone to celebrate his 2 year anniversary to his wife. The singer posted the video, with baby Melody cupped in his arms, moving from one room to another, until he reached Princess who was lying in bed. His caption said, “It’s our Anniversary!! 2years married today! I love you @princesslove and my beautiful babygirl @melodylovenorwood.”

Fans loved the sweet gesture.

“Happy anniversary to you both have fun.”

“Happy anniversary. Cannot believe it’s already been 2 years. 🙌🏽🙌🏽☝🏽”

The sincere post was quickly hijacked by fans raving about how Mel looks so much like her grandmother Sonja Norwood.

“Happy Anniversary. And she is such a beautiful baby.”

“Your daughter is truly your mothers twin she looks identical to your mother HAPPY ANNIVERSARY🎊🎊🎉🎉”

“Omg she looks like your mom Rayj”

“She look like Mrs. SONYA😁”

“Can you post some videos with Momma Sonya I want to see her face lit up! Go Pretty Mel”

“Ur mom twin”

“She looks just like her grandmother. Mrs. Norwood marked that baby for sure”

VH1 reported the couple jumped the broom in Los Angelos, California at the Vibiana in front of family and friends. His sister Brandy sang “At Last” for the couples first dance. The couple gave birth to their beautiful bundle of joy Melody in May.

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