Fans Shame Tamar Braxton for ‘Childish’ Antics on Monica’s Birthday

Tamar Braxton slid into an Instagram post honoring singer Monica for her birthday and the “Braxton Family Values” star couldn’t help but throw some shade.

Shante Broadus, whose husband is Snoop Dogg, took time out of her Wednesday to wish her best friend forever a happy birthday.

“🎉Happy Birthday To My ‘Day One’ My BFF @monicabrown 🎊 #HappyBirthdayMonica #BFF,” Broadus captioned the Oct. 24 slideshow set to Chris Brown’s “Day One.”

“Thank you, I got you forever & after @bosslady_ent ♥️♥️,” Monica replied.

The post also garnered many well-wishes from commenters and then Braxton chimed in to say, “Sheon like me for whatever but I love her and her movement #strongchicksunite 💪🏽😊😊.”

Tamar Braxton

Braxton is currently starring in the play, “Redemption of a Dogg” with Snoop, so she’s likely getting along with Broadus. That means her comment is directed at the “T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle” star.

Fans quickly lashed out at Braxton for bringing things down on the “Just Right for Me” singer’s special day.

“@tamarbraxton come on sis! Did you really have to come on this post with your pettiness? 🤦🏾‍♀️ This post is about celebrating @monicabrown birthday. Say happy bday, and move on.”

“@tamarbraxton that first line was so unnecessary… you’re so childish all of a sudden… where they do that at 🤔”

“@tamarbraxton GROW UP 🤷‍♀️”

“@tamarbraxton and maybe you should figure IT out off IG!! Monica have always shown herself as very Loving person everyone that encounter with her say all positive and Great Things about her so for her with such a Great Spirit and vibe dont like you!! IT definitely a reason.”

“@tamarbraxton you could’ve kept that 🙄”

“@tamarbraxton Hey victim didn’t you block her for going on the ‘Real’ along with Toya. Girl cut the s—. You being messy as f—.🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️”

“Tamar can’t get along with ANYONE. 🗣️You’re the problem sis!”

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