Tamar Braxton Sends Message to ‘Haters’ Following Monica’s Birthday Drama

Tamar Braxton isn’t here for those who come for her and the singer made that perfectly clear in a recent tweet.

“See the thing is that I’m so confident in what God has already said and done, that these haters can’t shake me🤷🏽‍♀️ no Matter WHAT you say or do… I. Will. NOT. Waver!!!!,” she told her followers on Sunday, Oct. 28.

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Several fans eagerly backed up the singer.

“They only hate when you doin something RIGHT!”

“Okay?????? You better trust God Girl…Haters are ‘Purposed Thermometers’ it just let’s us see how Favorable we are in Gods eyes….Let the Church say Amen!!!!”

 

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HOLLYWOOD, CA – FEBRUARY 16: Singer Tamar Braxton attends the Def Jam Celebrates NBA All Star Weekend at Milk Studios in Hollywood With Performances by 2 Chainz, Fabolous & Jadakiss, Presented by Patron Tequila at Milk Studios on February 16, 2018 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Tommaso Boddi/Getty Images for Def Jam )

“You better say🗣it louder so the people in the back can hear you‼️Keep doing what you are doing 🙌🏻💜”

“I love You Tamar Let Those Haters Hate ❤”

The tweet came just days after some drama erupted when she chimed in on a birthday post Snoop Dogg’s wife Shante Broadus dedicated to her pal Monica on Wednesday.

“Sheon like me for whatever but I love her and her movement #strongchicksunite 💪🏽😊😊,” Braxton said on the Oct. 24 post.

Many slammed Braxton for her remarks and commented on her apparent inability to get along with anyone.

“@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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