‘Cousins:’ Folks Compare Tiffany Pollard’s Looks to Tommie Lee In New IG Photo

It appears that Tiffany “New York” Pollard allegedly got a new nose job and folks are saying she features “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Tommie Lee.

Pollard has been extremely open in the past about undergoing cosmetic surgery and has underneath the knife at least six times. In a 2017 interview with In Touch Weekly, she admitted to having her jawline, nose and breasts done multiple times. However, it appears the star may have had another cosmetic procedure done to her nose.

The “Queen of Reality TV” took to Instagram a few weeks ago and shared a beautiful selfie of herself. She captioned the image, “Good morning, Good morning, Good morning! Not you✋🏾,You can CHOKE!” 2005 H.B.I.C 🤣 JK.”

Tiffany Pollard

@tiffany_hbicpollard

One fan couldn’t help but notice her striking resemblance to VH1 star Lee.

“They could maybe pass as cousins or something,” one fan wrote of Lee and Pollard.

Others said they could see similar facial features between the two reality stars.

“Don’t do Tommie like that… I see similarities, but no resemblance. She looks way better than Tiffany… but no shade tho.”

“Child Idk lol.”

“They do not look alike to me [well] not twins.”

The “Flavor of Love” star debuted back on reality television after appearing on season 6 of the “Braxton Family Values”. Pollard and her former love interest, rapper Flavor Flav reconnected after not seeing each other for almost six years. She posted a photo of she and Flav on Instagram in August and added the caption, “Reunited with the #legend @flavorflavofficial 👑🙌🏾😝 and I couldn’t be any HAPPIER 🤗 It was so nice seeing you 😎.”

Fans were happy to see the “HBIC” and former love interest reconnect for old times sake.

“Y’all are the GOAT this is Iconic 🔥.”

“Love both of u guys yall made vh1 look real good lol take me back to these days. Flav Voice: “A Yo New York❤!”

Tiffany Pollard

(photo credit: Instagram/ (L) Tiffany P. and (R) Tommie)

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