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‘Fab-U-Lous!’: Toya Wright Causes Chaos on the ‘Gram with Her Fierce Looks and Fashion

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Television personality Toya Wright is one of few celebrities who can pull off looking casual and chic at the same time.

Although the “T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle” star is glammed up with designer garb, high heels and extremely flawless makeup when appearing in front of the small screen, it’s not surprising to find her still serving fierceness in a pair of jeans and T-shirt on her days off.

In a photo posted to Wright’s Instagram feed Friday evening, she showed a relaxed look worthy of fans’ attention. She rocked a white bodysuit, high-waist skinny jeans distressed at the bottoms, a pink duster and pink and white Louis Vuitton slides that retail for around $895.

Toya Wright
Toya Wright. @toyawright/Instagram.

Matching her duster, the 36-year-old star jazzed up her look with a pink Chanel fanny pack, a pair of hoop earrings and gold wrist accessories. She seemingly opted for a simple makeup look, including a pink lippie, and fiercely posed for the camera as she twirled her newly debuted box braids.

“It’s Friday. Be fierce,” Wright’s caption read. Her post was instantly showered with compliments.

“Fab-u-lous hunty! Love the way u be dressing u be killing it 😍.”

“I love everything about this photo the braids, outfit makeup all of it 🔥😩. You ate.”

“You better do the damn thing Toya ❤️🔥. Looking fabulous, girl!#thoseshoesthough too drippy.”

“When you don’t have no waist yo fanny pack will fall below the space #nowaist😍 lovin the fit and slides.”

As of lately, Wright has been the talk of the internet considering the engagement rumors surrounding her and companion Robert “Red” Rushing.

The couple not only purchased their first home together, but Rushing surprised his lady with a romantic getaway just a few weeks ago. For their special date night, he discreetly chartered a private jet to whisk them away to another city while also wining and dining her with dinner and new clothes. Fans seemed to think the 2 Commas owner is slated to propose to Wright sometime soon.

Toya Wright
Toya Wright is escorted by Robert “Red” Rushing to an all-black affair at the club Compound on October 27, 2018, in Atlanta. (Photo: Prince Williams/WireImage)

Wright gushed over their romantic evening all over social media the next day and thanked her love Rushing for his efforts, writing, “He really did that!! I love you Red!!! This was so sweet. ❤️ #justbecause #thankuGod 🙏🏽”

The couple went public with their relationship in 2017 and welcomed their daughter, Reign Rushing, in February 2018.

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