Fans Bubble Over Toya Wright’s Photo With Her Beau: ‘Relationship Goals’

Reality television veteran Toya Wright, has been keeping her relationship with Robert “Red” Rushing under wraps for quite some time now.

However, earlier this week, the “T.I. and Tiny: Friends and Family Hustle” star gave social media a glimpse of their love. She took to Instagram on April 3 with a photo of her and Rushing supporting one another after finishing their “Weigh No More 5K” race which took place on March 30 at Audubon Park in New Orleans, Louisiana.

In the photo, the pair hugged each other tightly in their red-and-black color-coordinated fitness wear after completing the race together.

“Motivate and support your partner,” the 36-year-old mother of two wrote in her caption. “You are both a work in progress so grow and build together. I love you baby. 💪🏾❤️💯 #wnmnola #wedidit.”

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Toya Wright and Robert Rushing. (@toyawright/Instagram)

Wright’s post to her partner sent fans over the moon.

“This is actually the best pic I’ve seen of you two😍 though, all the others were beautiful as well, this one is my favorite! Maybe it’s y’all smile, or could be the way y’all hugging, aw hell the energy itself is surreal! #RelationshipGoals 😍👍.”

“Love you guys 😍😍😘 such a cute couple #motivation #inspiration #Blacklove.”

“You can see the L♥️VE that he has for you…That’s a priceless feeling that can’t be replaced❤️.”

“You guys are so cute together, I love you guys keep y’all relationship low-key this melts my ❤️.”

During season one of “Friends and Family Hustle,” Wright apparently indicated that she wanted to keep her relationship with Rushing covert after her public marriages with rapper Lil Wayne, whom she divorced in 2006, and music producer Mickey ‘Memphitz’ Wright, whom she divorced in 2016.

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Toya Wright and Robert :Red” Rushing (center, flanked by two unidentified men) attend the annual all-black affair at Compound on October 27, 2018, in Atlanta. (Photo: Prince Williams/WireImage)

Wright and Rushing, who’s the owner of 2 Commas clothing brand, first began dating in 2017 and welcomed their baby girl Reign Rushing into the world on Feb. 8, 2018.

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

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