Tamar Braxton Rocks ‘Model Body’ and Wows Fans with Some a New Ink

Tamar Braxton is not the least bit ashamed of her fit frame and fans are totally here for it.

The singer on Friday, Sept. 7 posted a photo lounging in lingerie showing off her figure along with what appears to be a new tattoo.

“IN Paradise 💕✨in only @fashionnova (get off me feeling my Instagram model body I worked hard for😝) #bestlifeliving,” she said in the caption.

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(@tamarbraxton/Instagram)

Fans couldn’t get enough of the sexy look.

“B—hhhhhhhhhh you betta come 👏🏽on 👏🏽 thru👏🏽!!!!!!! Go best friend, that’s my best friend (You really are my best friend in my head tho).”

“YAAAAAASSSS TAY 😍😍😍😍😍😍.”

“Dammnnn Tamar, why you looking like a full course meal? 🔥😍👅💦”

“You look so beautiful and happy in this pic! The style and color is perfect for you 🙌🏽 @tamarbraxton.”

“I’m here for this 😩🙌🏽😻”

“Ooouuuuu Sis Getting Thiiicckkkkk 😍🔥💜”

Others remarked on the “Braxton Family Values” star’s ink, which several fans speculated was henna, alongside her buttock and leg.

“Cute tattoo!”

“Is that a new tattoo Tamar?”

“Come on heree tattoo and bAwwddyyy!!! @tamarbraxton ❤️❤️😍😍❤️❤️.”

“Girl is that a tattoo!? 🤤😍🙄.”

“Love the tattoo 👏🏾🙌🏾.”

“When You Get That Tattoo Sis? 😩”

Braxton seems to be taking some time away on a vacation amid continued drama with her family.

The star has accused her sister, Traci Braxton of blindsiding the family when she decided to continue filming the clans’ reality TV show while they declined to shoot over a pay issue.

The dispute caused life coach Iyanla Vanzant to step in and have a counseling session with the entire family to attempt to bridge the gap among sisters Tamar, Towanda Braxton, Toni Braxton, Trina Braxton and Traci. But reportedly, the mediation session wasn’t successful and the relationship with the siblings has been soured even further.

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