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Toya Wright Captures Baby Reign’s Big Moment, Makes Fans Melt

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“T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle” star Toya Wright had a proud mommy moment after her 11-month-old daughter Reign started walking.

Wright captured the adorable moment of her baby girl’s milestone on Tuesday, Jan. 22, just a few weeks before her first birthday.

“Look who’s walking. #justintimeforherbirthday #reignsturning1 #11monthsold,” Wright wrote on her post.

Toya Wright

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In the video, baby Reign appears to take a few steps from Wright’s bedroom into another room just before losing her balance. Wright, who couldn’t have been more of a parent at that moment, lets out a joyous laugh in the background and exclaims, “She’s walking!”

The adorable video of the 11-month-old’s milepost sent social media into overdrive.

One fan wrote, “Omg I have followed her journey since day one 💙❤️. Get it Reign!!!”

Another added, “Congratulations mom milestones are great Rainy is so precious! Yay!”

A third commented, “Omg my favorite baby is walking 😍😍😫 I love her @toyawright ❤.”

Wright, the ex-wife of rapper Lil Wayne, welcomed baby Reign into the world on Feb. 8, 2018, at 7 pounds, 7 ounces with her husband Robert “Red” Rushing.

Wright and Rushing reportedly got hitched in a private ceremony, the whereabouts and date of which have yet to be confirmed. However, the couple and their baby girl traveled to Mykonos, an island in Greece, around October 5, 2018. Wright held a live session on Instagram during her vacation in Greece when a friend of hers randomly shouted, “Toya gettin’ married.” The star deleted the video off her Instagram Live a few moments later.

Wright, Rushing, baby Reign and Wright’s eldest daughter Reginae Carter appeared on season 1 of “T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle.” Wright’s storyline centered on her being a new mother to her 11-month-old while still trying to guide her 20-year-old daughter. The show also shed light on Wright’s several business ventures, like her mommy-and-daughter bonnet collection called “Before Bed Headz” and her journey as a published author of books “Priceless Inspiration” and “How To Lose A Husband.”

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