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Double Take: Tamar’s Son Logan Looks Just Like Her In New Pic

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Singer Tamar Braxton had fans seeing double this week when she posted a playful photo of she and her 5-year-old son Logan.

“This is what he does when his shows are on and I’m on the phone trying to work 🤐 #mybeans💕,” she captioned the Instagram pic, showing her baby boy with his hand wrapped over her mouth.

Fans gushed over the photo, saying how to the two practically looked like twins.

“Twinning and Winning!” one person wrote.

Others thought Logan looked like his dad and Braxton’s estranged husband, Vince Herbert. Tamar filed for divorce from Herbert in October 2017 amid rumors that he’d been unfaithful and gotten another woman pregnant while they were married. Their nasty split hasn’t been finalized, however.

In admiring the photo, other fans offered a complete different take, saying Braxton looked more like her father, Michael Conrad Braxton, since she cut off all her hair.

“Cute!! @tamarbraxton you look just like your dad in this pic,” one fan wrote, followed by the heart eyes emoji.

“OMG Tamar, you look so much like your dad with your haircut low like that,” said another.

One fan said the mommy-son photo looked like the entire Braxton family, including sisters “Toni Braxton, Traci Braxton, Towanda Braxton and Trina Braxton.”

The “Love & War” crooner is taking a break from the family’s reality show, “Braxton Family Values,” amid contractual disputes and infighting among she and her sisters. In a recent interview on the “Wendy Williams Show,” Braxton reveled she was sexually abused by relatives on both sides of her family and said she felt forced to reveal the shocking secret during a counseling session with her sisters and life coach Iyanla Vanzant.

“It’s nothing I’ve ever talked about and I never thought that I would sit around a table with Iyanla, who’s here to talk about me and my sisters and their problems and to bring that up and sex shame me, basically, in front of everybody. So that’s why I got up and walked out,” she explained.

The singer said she’s moving with her divorce from Herbert and is seeking full custody of their young son.

Tamar Braxton

Image courtesy of Instagram/@tamarbraxton

 

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