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‘Curls Popping’: Toya Wright Fans Get Distracted By Baby Reign’s Hair

By | Published on January 29, 2020
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Toya Wright’s daughter Reign Rushing is leaving fans fawning over her new curls.

The “T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle” star took to Instagram on Monday and posted an adorable picture of her nearly 2-year-old daughter. The image showed baby Reign sitting in her high chair, sporting Minnie Mouse pajamas and eating pasta.

Toya Wright
Reign Rushing. @toyajohnson/Instagram

Wright, who recently changed her IG handle back to Toya Johnson to reflect her maiden name, showed the toddler’s curls for the first time as baby Reign posed for the camera with a huge smile on her face.

“My big girl ❤️,” Wright captioned the post.

Fans instantly gushed over the mother of two’s cute post of baby Reign and the toddler’s “popping curls.”

“Such a big girl @toyajohnson I love her such a whole mood. Her curls are popping 🥰”

“🥰 She’s getting so big an beautiful shes really growing into her looks she looks alot like her dad”

“Gorgeous hair!!! She is absolutely adorable. With all the sadness in the world today this picture of Reign just made my heart ❤️ smile 😊 again! 🥰😘 Beautiful baby girl!!”

“Mannnn this was needed to lighten up the mood, she is sooooo cute. Look at her curls 💞and eyebrows”

Wright shares 1-year-old Reign Rushing with her fiancé, 2 Commas clothing brand owner Robert “Red” Rushing.

The couple welcomed their daughter in February 2018. They decided for privacy reasons to wait until almost four months before she gave birth to announce Wright’s pregnancy.

Toya Wright
Toya Wright and Reign Rushing. @toyajohnson/Instagram

Wright’s adorable post comes nearly three weeks after they twinned in their mommy-and-me attire.

The 36-year-old mother and baby Reign both sported gray sweatsuits with neon green “VCC” lettering and sneakers. Wright captioned the post, “Twinning with my princess in our VCC sweatsuits.”

Fans fawned over the duo’s photo.

“Adorable pic and your daughter is smiling 😍 her smile is contagious. Yall too cute!” a fan said at the time.

Another added, “Lord have mercy just too Cute 🔥 mommy and me goals! 💗 this is soooo freaking cute.”

Someone else commented, “She is absolutely adorable and she looks so happy. Loving your little matching outfits”

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