‘This is What Unbothered Queens Look Like’: Toya Wright’s Group Photo With Tiny Harris and Monica Brown Leaves Fans Bubbling

The three “T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle” besties placed their beauty on display this week in a recent image posted by Toya Wright.

Wright, 36, celebrated her longtime friend Tiny Harris‘ 44th birthday on Sunday with a throwback picture of herself, the Xscape singer and their close friend, R&B singer Monica Brown. She wrote via Instagram, “Happy Birthday T! @majorgirl πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰.”

The image from Jan. 31 captured all three women posing for a group pic together while sitting on a couch, seemingly inside Harris’ home. The “Who Can I Run to” singer rocked a tie-dye lounge set, while Brown went for a more preppy look that included a heather jumpsuit and off-white cardigan. Wright went for a sporty ensemble of a camou-print jacket and black denim jeans.

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Tiny Harris, Monica Brown and Toya Wright. @toyawrightl/Instagram

All three women looked absolutely beautiful and captured the attention of fans.

“Love these ladies. Positive energy all day!!!!❀️😘 y’all better serve queens. hbd tiny πŸŽ‚πŸŽ‰.”

“This is what unbothered Queens look like and Toya giving me teenager vibes. Happy birthday Tiny ❀️.”

“Love the bond y’all share πŸ”₯. Prime example of beautiful talented Melanin queens.”

“I see so much POWER in this picture @majorgirl @toyawright @monicabrown πŸ‘ŠπŸ’― looking fabulous ladies.”

Harris, Wright and Brown star on “T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle,” which ended its second season on July 1. The series features Harris’ husband T.I., who recently went all out for her birthday with lavish gifts, and their seven children Zonnique Pullins, Messiah, Domani, Deyjah, King, Major and Heiress Harris.

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

The series also depicts the lives of their friends Wright with her daughters 1-year-old Reign Rushing and Reginae Carter, 20, Brown and her three children, and Letoya Luckett, her husband Tommicus Walker, and their new baby.

Although the first episode got off to an explosive start with T.I. going off on his son King, the series’ season finale ended on a high note. The stars and celebs commemorated the death of T.I.’s 66-year-old sister Precious Harris, who passed away in February.

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