‘Squad Goals’: Tiny Harris Shows Out and Slays With Her Besties Toya Wright, Monica and LeToya Luckett

There’s nothing like a group of friends who slay together.

Tiny Harris and her friends Toya Wright, Monica Brown and LeToya Luckett recently brought the heat in a group photo. The Xscape singer took to Instagram on Wednesday with a group photo of herself and her girls posing outside, apparently somewhere in Atlanta, for a group selfie.

Harris went for a modish look and sported a pink blouse and high-waist blue jeans. She added a small white clutch to complement the outfit and wore her hair in cotton candy waves.

Her good friend Luckett, who recently gave birth in January, also went for a contemporary look, wearing a white tank top and yellow high-waist shorts. She spruced her garments up with an oversized pink blazer and a white-and-gray handbag. She rocked her blond box braids in a high ponytail, completing the look with large earrings.

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LeToya Luckett, Tiny Harris, Monica Brown and Toya Wright. @majorgirl/Instagram

Brown went for a casual-chic mien and sported a green, white and navy-blue frock. The garment slightly hung off her shoulder as she posed next to Wright. She, of course, styled in her signature pixie cut and a simple makeup look.

Wright rocked athleisure wear, sporting a lime-green bodysuit and black joggers with a pair of black heels. She, like Brown, went for a simple makeup look and sported her signature black tresses.

Harris proudly posed with her girls and wrote in her picture caption, “Real sister hood with my girls… @letoyaluckett @monicabrown @toyawright πŸ‘‘β­οΈ.”

Fans fawned over the celeb’s post.

“Squad Goals! These are the types of friends I need in my life can someone point me in the right direction because I have bin picking the wrong ones I love how they support each other πŸ’–πŸ‘ŒπŸ’–.”

“Yesss! Friends last ForeverπŸ’― Love it❀❀❀❀ blessings to you all beautiful Black Queen’sπŸ’ŽπŸ’œ.”

“All baddies! ErrBODY LOOK πŸ”₯ BLACK IS SO BEAUTIFUL. Black girl magic all the way.”

“I love seeing all of you guys together! So beautiful 😍 REAL SISTERHOOD is hard to find..may God bless u all individually and collectively.”

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(From left) Tiny Harris, T.I., Toya Wright, Monica Brown and LeToya Luckett. (@majorgirl/Instagram)

Harris, Wright, Luckett and Brown currently star on β€œT.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle,” which premiered for its second season on April 15. The series features Harris’ husband T.I. and their seven children, Zonnique Pullins, Messiah, Domani, Deyjah, King, Major and Heiress Harris.

It also depicts the lives of their friends Wright with her daughters baby Reign and Reginae Carter, Brown and her three children, and Luckett and her husband Tommicus Walker and their new baby.

The first episode got off to an explosive start with T.I. going off on his son King. Episode 4 will center on the death of T.I.’s 66-year-old sister Precious Harris, who passed away in February.

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