Tamar Braxton and Boyfriend Kiss and Make Up, but Fans Are Stuck Reading Their Lips

It seems Tamar Braxton and her boyfriend have patched things up after their sudden split earlier this week, but fans are dying to know exactly what went down.

The R&B songstress posted video of she and her hunky Nigerian boy toy “T’Chella” getting cozy once again. The two seemed happy and were completely enamored by each other as they talked things through. However, their merry reunion left much to the imagination, as the clip was completely silent.

Tamar Braxton

Tamar Braxton plants a sweet kiss on her boyfriend’s cheek one day after suggesting they had split. (Instagram / Tamar Braxton)

“I be mad, mad 😩😂😂 but not too long at this one💕,” Braxton captioned the Instagram post. “[He’s] way to fine for that🤦🏽‍♀️ #forever & everbruh💋 #D&T imEXTRARXTRA.com🤷🏽‍♀️ #helikesittho🍀.”

It was clear the couple has kissed and made up, but fans were left scratching their heads, not to mention, straining their eyes to see what the couple’s dialogue was about.

“We trying to reading y’all lips like 👀👂🏾🤔🐸☕️ hahaha🤣 🐐,” fellow recording artist Raheem Devaughn commented.

“Can we get some volume please?! 😫😂,” one fan demanded.

Another user agreed, writing: “[I] Lowkey wanna know what the convo was about 😂😭😭.”

“Am I the only one who kept tapping (the video) for sound and then started reading lips?” another fan asked.

Braxton, who was recently crowned the winner of Celebrity Big Brother 2, threw fans for a loop on Wednesday when she happily declared that she was “single [and] ready to mingle tho …” News of the alleged split came just months after the singer and her boyfriend went public with their relationship.

“Trust No ONE,” Braxton also posted in a now-deleted memo on her Instagram story.

After a day of being in her feelings, all seems to be well for Braxton and her man, and fans couldn’t be happier that the two have reconciled.

“I am so glad you 2 made up!” one fan wrote.

“Upgrade … I know he do thangs to you Vince [Herbert] ain’t neva did or thought of,” another gushed.

“She appear to be more happier with him,” one woman noted. “He seems to complete her. I definitely see her growth. Sometimes it takes the right person to come into your life to change you.”

Watch more in the clip below.

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