Keyshia Cole Looks ‘Younger’ Than Ever In Recent IG Pic and It Sends Fans In a Frenzy

Singer Keyshia Cole and her youthful beauty blew fans away in a recent Instagram photo she posted on Tuesday.

The “I Remember” singer celebrated her 37 birthday a few weeks ago, but fans are saying she doesn’t look anywhere near her age. In a recent social media post, she reflected over the latest changes in her life and advised folks to get rid of the toxicity in their lives.

“You can’t block it all, but, When you clear your mind and heart from ALL THE BULL 💩 You learn how to smile MORE!” she wrote, “The more you change from within, the less Bull 💩 you’ll allow to seep through. #GetOffTheBullshit.”

Keyshia Cole

(photo credit: IG)

Keyshia’s inspiring message resonated with a few fans, but most were more wowed by her fresh-faced photo sitting outside. She also appeared to be wearing minimal makeup while rocking her waist-deep box braids.

Fans had a field day over the musician’s picture and said she must be drinking from the fountain “of youth.”

“Wtf you’re not even aging 😩.”

“Gurl you’re lookin younger and younger!”

“Literally do not age !!! 😍❤️so freaking beautiful.”

“Aging backwards as always… #BlackDontCrack #Lookn21Again 🙌👑.”

“Right on Miss Cole and the picture is very nice  I swear ur getting younger.”

“U looking like a Young girl❤️ what fountain of youth u drinkin from.”

One fan attributed Keyshia’s girlish appearance to her 23-year-old boyfriend Niko Khale.

“That’s that young meat she been getting 🤣,” the person wrote. “Lol nah but frfr she’s always been gorgeous! She’s just aging backwards!”

Keyshia and her ex-husband Daniel “Boobie” Gibson appeared on season four of “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” and hashed things in their relationship. The two are still friends and co-parent their eight-year-old son DJ.

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