Tamar Braxton’s Son Sends Video Message to Mom That’s Melting the Hearts of Her Fans

Tamar Braxton has tons of fans who are supporting her on “Celebrity Big Brother,” but none is as supportive as her young son.

On Instagram Monday, Braxton’s account shared a message from the singer’s 5-year-old son, affectionately known as Beans, where he wished her well in the remainder of the competition.

“Mom, let me tell you something from the bottom of my heart,” Logan begins in the Feb. 11 clip. “I love you, I miss you, and I wish you win the competition. I love you very much.”

The message could be shared among other family clips shown to the remaining celebrity houseguests on the CBS reality competition series, as was the case during season 1 in September.

In the meantime, fans have been gushing over the adorable message from Logan to his famous mama.

“Ooooooh he’s just the sweetest, well spoken young man. GREAT JOB TAMAR !!!!!!!”

“Oh lord mercy I know you cried, because I cried when I saw this. He is just so handsome.”

“Let me tell you something from the bottom of my heart🤗💖”

“That is so precious !!! I love you and your mama.”

“Awwww @tamarbraxton u are doing amazing and you an awesome support team behind you ❤️”

“Logan all grown up now😍. This made me tear up. He loves his mama!!!”

This is the latest heartwarming token from home that’s been dedicated to Braxton. A little over a week ago, Braxton happily read a love note from her boyfriend of more than six months, known as T’Chella. The reality star got the letter along with trinkets from home after winning the Head of Household competition.

“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 read of the sweet memo. “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 finale of “Celebrity Big Brother” airs Wednesday, Feb. 13 at 9 p.m.

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