Tamar Braxton’s Stint on ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ Gets a Little Sweeter After She Gets Romantic Note from Boyfriend

Tamar Braxton recently got a heartwarming present from her boyfriend as she prepares to hit the one-month mark in the “Celebrity Big Brother” house.

The star has been competing on the show since mid-January and has always made it a point to send her love to her family and her man on elimination episodes. Now her mystery Nigerian boyfriend, whom she refers to as T’Chella, has returned the favor by sending her a box full of framed family photos and a sweet letter describing his devotion to her. The gift was part of her prize for winning Head of Household, which also meant the singer got to sleep in her own bedroom.

“I know we haven’t known each other that long but really seems like I’ve known you for a lifetime. … I really miss waking up to you,” Braxton reads from the note while surrounded by her housemates. “You’re looking beautiful when you wake up, as you do any other time of the day. I really miss you. I knew you were the one from the moment I saw you. And then, who gives a girl he just met the keys to his house on the second date? By the way, that was the first time I gave the keys to my home to a woman I was dating. So, the keys to my home were a simple extension.”

The sweet note had Braxton’s celebrity houseguests gushing, and fans who caught the moment on the Sunday, Feb. 3 live stream couldn’t help but swoon too.

“I love seeing Tamar this happy after she has been so upset for the past couple years 😭 she deserves this much love.”

“We love it🌸💌Seeing You Soo Happy Tamar.”

“I hope this man is everything she needs and wants. Tamar deserves unconditional love.”

“Tay, Tchella taking your breath just reading he’s letter ❤ that’s Love, Love don’t take long you love him he loves you, thanks for sharing your Love letter 😍. I am Happy for you. 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋You have your Life.”

Additionally, many speculated that a proposal could be around the corner.

“I think he’s gonna proposal to Tamar when he sees her.”

“that is a good man SAVANNAH😩 that ring is coming‼️”

Wedding bells would probably be something Braxton would have no problem hearing as it relates to her man. When she confirmed she and her Nigerian beau were dating on “The Wendy Williams Show” in September, she daintily teased she could say yes if her man got down on one knee.

“It depends on if I’m asked or not,” she said coyly.

Of course, Braxton would have to settle her divorce from her son Logan’s father, Vince Herbert, before that happens. Last year, Braxton made headway in her divorce proceedings after getting a stern warning from a judge that the split would be called off if she doesn’t budge.

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