‘This Is What It’s About’: Toya Wright and Her Fiancé Robert Rushing Set the Bar High for Couples With Their Love

While the world awaits Toya Wright and fiancé Robert “Red” Rushing‘s wedding, the two decided to enjoy some family time in Dubai.

The duo appears to be happy and took to Instagram to showcase their love for the world to see Saturday, Dec.7. Wright and Rushing can be seen walking on the island Palm Jumeirah located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. 

“7:54 am ❤️ #vibes,” Wright captioned the video. 

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(Video:Toya Wright & Robert Rushing/@ToyaWright Instagram)

With Snoh Aalegra “I Want You Around,” playing in the background, fans gush over the couple embracing each other’s company. 

“I 👏🏽want👏🏽this! 😫😍🤣.”

“When you find that one to do this life with… it feels indescribable!”

“So glad u happy girl U deserve it❤️ @toyawright.”

“When you get a black man to take off his shoes in the sand, you know it’s official.”

“I’m so HAPPY you’re experiencing THIS type of love @toyawright. You DESERVE ALL of it!!!😍😩❤🔥.”

“BeYesss ❤️❤️❤️ this is what it’s about!”

Fans were here for Wright, finally finding her happily ever after. The 36-year-old announced her engagement to Rushing Tuesday, Nov.26.

“Yes! Yes! And Yes!” she captioned the photo of herself holding Rushing’s hand. “For humbling my spirit, for restoring my faith in love, for raising the bar, for being all of what a man should be. For each of these and more I SAY YES! Looking forward to forever with you.”

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(Photo:Toya Wright & Robert Rushing/@ToyaWright Instagram)

Wright was previously married to legendary MC Lil Wayne from 2004 to 2006. They share their eldest daughter, Reginae Carter, together. She was then married to music producer Mickey “Memphitz” Wright from 2011 to 2016. 

It looks like the saying: “The third try is a charm” is true when it comes to Wright’s love life. 

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