‘Always a Slayage’: Toya Wright Makes Heads Turn With This Stunning Look

“Priceless Inspirations” author Toya Wright showed up and showed out on the ‘Gram this past weekend with her voguish fashions and gorgeous looks.

The television personality recently snapped it up in Dubai for her daughter Reginae Carter‘s 21st birthday and swayed fans with her beauty. She took to Instagram on Saturday and posted a photo of herself wearing a floral jumpsuit with sandal heels.

Wright opted for high-glam makeup look and rocked her hair in bone-straight tresses. She posed outside of her Dubai location for a casual-seeming photo shoot and captioned her post with a cherry blossom emoji.

Toya Wright
Toya Wright. @toyawright/Instagram

The 36-year-old mother racked up more than 103,000 likes and wave of compliments.

“It’s always a slayage 😍 now you doing the Damn Thing and showing all the way out! 😲🔥”

“This is sooooo cute! I love it Toya 🔥 such a lady! 💜 You look so bomb out there in Dubai”

“Das wright! This piece on you his hott 😍 I love it ❤️ the best dressed. She is for ever killing it.”

“Dubai looks good on you…. All fire 🔥 u look beautiful ❤️. I see you always on point.”

Related: 5 Facts About Toya Wright’s Boyfriend Robert “Red” Rushing

Toya Wright
Toya Wright and Robert “Red” Rushing. (Photo: @toyawright/Instagram via photographer @cyndiivee_/Instagram)

Wright’s stunning beauty post comes weeks after she announced her engagement to longtime companion Robert “Red” Rushing.

On Tuesday, Nov. 26, Wright shared the wonderful news of her engagement to her seven million followers.

“Yes! Yes! And Yes! For humbling my spirit, for restoring my faith in love, for raising the bar, for being all of what a man should be,” she wrote via Instagram, along with a photo of herself holding her fiancé’s hand with her engagement ring in clear view.

She added, “For each of these and more I SAY YES!💍 looking forward to forever with you. #Rushingdowntheaisle.”

Rushing also gushed over his bride-to-be in a post of his own, writing on Nov. 27, “Bring dat Ass here girl…..YOU’RE ALL MINE #SheSaidYes.”

The happy couple share 1-year-old daughter Reign Rushing, whom they welcomed in February 2018. Wedding details for their special day are currently unknown.

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