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‘Too Much Fineness’: Toya Wright, Tiny Harris and Monica Brown Serve ‘Squad’ Goals on a Silver Platter in Recent IG Photo

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It seems Toya Wright and her besties Tiny Harris and Monica Brown have social media head over heels with their flawless beauty.

The “T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle” squad reunited for a day of activities with one another. The trio, along with Wright and Harris’ daughters Zonnique Pullins, 23, and Reginae Carter, 20, apparently went ziplining and horseback riding in Helen, Georgia.

While apparently showing off their physical abilities, the crew managed to take a jaw-dropping photo. Wright took to Instagram on Saturday and shared a photo of herself, Harris, Monica and their kids posing for a group picture together in front of a Nacoochee Adventures sign. The 36-year-old mother boasted about their close-knit bond with one another and wrote in her caption, “Everyone needs a friend who will call, and say, get dressed, were going on an adventure.” #framily #ilovethem

Toya Wright
(From left) Zonnique Pullins, Reginae Carter, Monica Brown, Tiny Harris, and Toya Wright. (Photo: toyawright/Instagram)

Her post drummed up over 39,000 likes and a mass of fan comments.

“Gang gang!! 🥴😂 I love the unity. That’s more than frens….thats family ❤️ good to see y’all so close.”

“Whew too much fineness in one photo. Very nice ❤️ God send me a/some friends like this 🙏🏽 “

“When everybody look like high school students ❤️ very true..friends like that is special and rare!”

“You all are just so beautiful I love how you Ladies love and support one another!! Friends til the end!!!😄 #squadgoals”

It has yet to be confirmed, but it looks like the ladies could be gearing up for season 3 of “Friends and Family Hustle.”

The VH1 reality TV show ended its second season on July 1 and features Harris and her husband T.I. with their seven children, including Pullins, Messiah, Domani, Deyjah, King, Major and Heiress Harris.

Toya Wright
(From left) Monica Brown, Laiyah Brown, Heiress Harris, Zonnique Pullins and Tiny Harris. @majorgirl/Instagram

The series also shows the lives of Wright with her daughters Carter and 1-year-old Reign Rushing as well as those of Monica and her three children. Former Destiny’s Child singer Letoya Luckett, her husband Tommicus Walker, and their new baby are also included in the show.

The “Friends and Family Hustle” season finale ended on a high note despite Wright’s issues with her eldest daughter and Monica dealing with her divorce from estranged husband Shannon Brown. 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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