‘Toni Braxton Vibes’: Toya Wright Leaves Fans Drooling With Latest Gorgeous Look

“T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle” actress Toya Wright recently left fans dumbstruck over her flawless beauty.

The reality TV star took social media by storm this week after she shared a photo showing off her snazzy fashion and edgy new hairdo. She was photographed posing in front of her doorway wearing a white graphic T-shirt, black multi-colored pleated skirt, white sneakers and a $1,550 Saint Laurent crossbody bag.

Wright also flossed her new fierce pixie cut with an extremely subtle glam makeup look, including a soft pink lippie. She captioned her photo “XOXO💋” and received over 87,000 likes from her Instagram followers.

Toya Wright
Toya Wright. @toyawright/Instagram.

Fans gawked over the 36-year-old mother’s appearance and showered her with a plethora of flattering remarks.

“Grown & Sexy🔥‼️ I love the new hair cut @toyawright 🤗 this outfit it cute too”

“@toyawright u are so beautiful I love your new look. Just so bomb”

“I like this new cut on you! You look gorgeous! 🔥😍 Love you!!!❤️😍 lookin like ur mom”

“Yassss fit is just to damm cute you go girl ❤️ it, that’s grown and sexy boo. Giving me Toni Braxton vibes”

Toya Wright
Toya Wright. (Photo: @toyawright/Instagram)

Wright debuted her new “fire” haircut on Saturday, Sept. 21, with a video of herself at a hair salon in Atlanta.

Shocking fans and receiving over 447,000 likes on her post of her hairdo, she wrote in her caption, “I’m loving my new look @hairbylatise.”

Although Wright was clearly feeling her new look, her rumored fiancé Robert “Red” Rushing wasn’t and apparently told her that he was “not with it.”

“😍 damn she do look, but she still done lost her damn mind,” Rushing wrote underneath her comment section.

Toya Wright
Toya Wright and Robert Red Rushing. (Photo: @toyawright/Instagram)

Clearly, the 2 Commas Clothing brand owners loves his rumored fiancée despite any hairstyle she decides to rock.

The star’s fans are evidently feeling the television personality’s new haircut and continue to flood her with compliments on the new style.

“@toyawright you look amazing with that new hair style 😍💃🏽❤️ you go girl!”

“That hair is cute girl👍🏾😘lol ain’t nothing like a cute cut! You bodied this look”

“So fukin fine😍😍 girl keep this short hair”

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