‘LHHATL’ Fans Go Wild Over Tokyo Vanity’s New Love Affair with Her Boo: ‘You Deserve It Sis’

Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Tokyo Vanity continues to bask in her love with her new beau, and fans are completely here for it.

The “That’s My Best Friend” performer sent social media into a tizzy last month after she revealed she had a new love interest in her life. Her new boyfriend goes by the name Jayy on the web and he appears to be just as in love with Vanity as she is with him.

The 24-year-old took to Instagram on Monday, April 1, with a photo of her and her beau kissing each other. The image was taken by professional photographer Donald Davis of Louisiana, who apparently took a professional photo shoot of the couple sometime earlier this week.

Tokyo Vanity

Tokyo Vanity and Jayy. (Photo: @toxyoxvanity/Instagram)

Vanity indicated that she was happily in love with Jayy, writing in her caption, “Happiness hit harder when he a real NIGGA.”

Jayy, who appears to be an aspiring rapper, reposted a video of himself and Vanity last week, professing his love for the reality star by writing, “@tokyoxvanity I love you ♥️ I’m more into youu than you are in meeee🌹.”

The couple’s newfound romance sparked a wave of well-wishes from fans.

“I’m so happy for you Tok ❤️ you deserve the best sis.”

“Yasssss Tokkkkk 😍 blessings to you and your love.”

“Maaaaannn im too geeked…im happy u found luv, cus u seem cool as hell nd u shudnt get played💕🤷🏽.”

“I really wish both of ya’ll the best every women deserves this feeling, happy for you 😘 love me some Tok ❤️.”

Vanity ended season 7 of “LHHATL” on a rocky note with ex-boyfriend Tabius Tate, whom she broke it off with after he was allegedly cheating with his ex-girlfriend. To make matters worse, he went on a date with Jamaican artist Spice, which led to a big blow-up between the two ladies. The pair seemingly reconciled during the season finale, but revealed they were over for good during the reunion.

Months later she was said to be dating Blac Chyna‘s ex-boyfriend Ferrari, but clearly he’s no longer in the picture.

Tokyo Vanity

Tokyo Vanity and Jayy. (Photo:@toxyoxvanity/Instagram)

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