‘So Damn Beautiful’: Toya Wright’s ‘Sweet’ Looks Have Fans Hooked

“T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle” star Toya Wright is giving her admirers something to look at.

The mother of two proved she still has the “juice” and blew her followers out the water with her eye-grabbing beauty. She took to Instagram Wednesday, Oct. 9, and posted a gorgeous fashion photo of herself. She wore a pair of curve-hugging denim jeans, a white bodysuit and neon-yellow floral kimono.

Wright accentuated her look with yellow heels, a black fanny pack and gold accessories. She rocked her new bob haircut and opted for a simple makeup look, including a neutral pink lipstick. Clearly feeling herself, she added in her caption, “Sweeter than honey 🍯 .”

Toya Wright
Toya Wright. @toyawright/Instagram.

Her post drummed up 73,000 likes and a load of compliments.

” I don’t know y she so fine to me πŸ˜πŸ†. So damn beautiful lady”

“Oh my lord have mercyπŸ”₯ More like, sweeter den a ripe pineapple 🍍 guhl ! πŸ˜©πŸ˜‚ Don’t nobody do it better”

“@toyawright you Have Been Severing looks With This New Bomb Haircut loveπŸ’šβ€οΈ oh sooo lovelyπŸ”₯”

“You be so fly! πŸ‘‘ Toya!!!! Girrrlll you give me life!! Sis know she bad loving this look 😍”

Wright’s beauty post comes shortly after her big ordeal on the internet this past weekend.

That’s right! The 36-year-old television personality served as jump rope inspiration this week to her seven million followers as she once again proved why she’s the “queen” of double dutch. She and her companion Robert β€œRed” Rushing held their 5K walk on Saturday, Oct. 5, for their fitness and health company Weight No More and decided to include double dutch aerobics.

Toya Wright
Toya Wright jumping rope at Weight No More. @toyawright/Instagram

Wright once again displayed her heart-pumping talent and captioned the video with the hashtag “#wheremyjumpersat.” She was even challenged to a jump-off by “Super Bass” rapper Nicki Minaj, who wrote, “I want all the πŸ’¨.”

A very confident Wright replied back, ” 🧒 Say when cuz I’m ready.”

Fans hyped the reality TV star up and went wild over her double dutch skills.

“Get that sh-t Toya 😜! The kids today could neva this is impressive,” one fan wrote on October 6.

Another added, “She nice with it! Yes girl you got skills. This use to be so much fun when I was a little girl growing up in the islands.”

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