‘Baby Got Back’: Toya Johnson Leaves Fans Swooning Over Her Yams in Swimsuit Photo

Time is rewinding backward for author and “T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle” reality star Toya Johnson, as shown in a new swimsuit picture uploaded to her personal Instagram page. 

The mother of two sported faux locs and a tiger print swimsuit with a cut-out in the back while vacationing in Cancún, México. 

The reality star and author Toya Johnson is flaunting her buns in the sun while vacationing Cancún, México.
@ToyaJohnson/Instagram

No caption is needed for Johnson, but fans were surely swooning over Johnson’s yams flaunted in her one-piece swimsuit. 

“No. Caption. Necessary.”

“Yes, indeed, baayyybbaaa.”

“Go head in girllllllll the real meat unprocessed 🤣🤣🤣😍😍😍😍🔥.”

“Yes, hair. Yes, print. Yes, yes, yes!”

“Baby got back @toyajohnson 😍😘.” 

“Yasssss sis😍😍😍😍.”

Johnson’s glow can be contributed to many things, but undoubtedly her engagement with fiancé Robert “Red” Rushing plays a significant role.

The pair got engaged last November and have a 2-year-old daughter, Reign Rushing, whom they welcomed in February 2018. 

Recently, Johnson shared a video of herself and Rushing supposedly gearing up for a new season of “T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle.” Dressed in all black, Johnson gave fans a sneak peek of herself and Rushing behind the scenes.

 “I ❤️this guy,” the 36-year-old captioned the photo. 

Toya Johnson filming behind the scenes of “T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle” with fiancé Robert “Red” Rushing.
@ToyaJohnson/Instagram

Fans gushed over Johnson’s glowing look and the couple’s love for each other. 

“I love how he makes you happy ❤️🙌🏼💪🏼❤️.” 

“That happy hit different when it’s mutual ❤️.”

“I love him for you! You’re glowing 😫❤️I’ve seen you glow in your past relationships but never like thiss!”

“I want y’all to stay together 4 every💍💕.” 

Johnson was once married to rap star Lil Wayne, and the two share a 21-year-old daughter, Reginae Carter. Carter also appears on T.I. and Tiny Harris’ VH1 reality show with her mother.

Johnson and producer Mickey “Memphitz” Wright wed in 2011 but later divorced in 2016. 

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