‘Glamour Girls’: Princess Love, Daughter Melody Win Fans Over With ‘Precious Mommy Daughter Moments’

Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” star Princess Love and her 1-year-old daughter Melody Love left fans throwing fits of glee after they were spotted in matching hair and wardrobe.

The 34-year-old mother and her toddler were in the midst of getting glammed up at home when she apparently snapped a selfie of the two of them in the bathroom mirror. Both Princess and Melody had their hair pinned up in rollers while sporting matching white robes.

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Princess Love and her daughter Melody Love. @princesslove/Instagram

Princess apparently sent the adorable photo of her and baby Melody to her husband, R&B singer Ray J. Norwood, who gushed to his two million followers about how much he loved his wife and daughter.

“This is too much greatness!!” the father of one exclaimed Sunday afternoon via Instagram. “I love you both so much!! #Familyfirst #Rollers #DaddysComingHome.”

The adorable mommy-and-daughter post received over 58,000 likes and a slew of fan comments fawning over Princess’ sweet moment with her daughter.

“Precious mommy daughter moments 💕💕💕🧚🏾‍♀️ this is just too stinkin cute!”

“Omg! So cute….🤗❤ Awwwwwwww u seem to b such a PROUD MOMMY @princesslove !!!!!! Just beautiful! !!!!!!.”

“That’s to cute Melody has that much hair ❤️ #longhairdontcare #welcometotheclub and their matching robes are so cute.”

“Omg this is everything!!! 😍 that’s right mom…getting beautified is a part early child development! 🙌 this is adorbs with the little rollers and robes!”

Princess and the “Everything You Want” singer welcomed baby Melody Love into the world on May 22, 2018, and recently celebrated the little one’s first birthday with an apparent trip to Disneyland.

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Princess Love, Ray J and their daughter Melody Love attend the 2018 Pure Heat Community Festival at Piedmont Park on September 2, 2018, in Atlanta. (Photo by Marcus Ingram/Getty Images)

Ray J. told US Weekly at the Kids’ Choice Awards in March that he’s looking forward to having at least “one more” child with his wife and wouldn’t mind expanding their family even more. He explained that he wanted their daughter to experience what it was like to having a sibling, referencing his close relationship with his sister, R&B singer Brandy.

“I’m trying to get one in, and hopefully we can have another by April, if it happens,” the former Moesha actor said. “They could be friends and protect each other, like my sister and myself. … Two [kids] is good.”

Love described motherhood as one of “the best feelings ever” that “nobody can prepare you for.” The couple are both first-time parents.

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