‘What Up Boo’: Fans Gasp for Air As Tamar Braxton Marks Her Return to The ‘Gram with This Sultry Pic

With a sultry photo and tease of new music, Tamar Braxton is back and definitely ready to step on necks!

The songstress noticeably deleted all of the photos on her Instagram early in the year, and since then fans have eagerly awaited her return, which came Thursday, March 12.

Tamar Braxton
Fans swoon over Tamar Braxton’s sultry return to the ‘Gram. (Photo: @tamarbraxton/Instagram)

The “Braxton Family Values” castmate shared a stunning photo of herself rocking an open brown-copper blazer, a rosary, and wavy amber and honey blonde tresses.

Her caption read, “What up Boo, did you miss me yet?! You know you did but guess who has been hard at work with new music on the way!!! You’re girl will be dropping some heat for your soul very very very soon..”

“Hotter than fish grease! 🔥❣️🔥” exclaimed one fan in the comments.

Another gleefully wrote, “The Queen is back ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️”

“Oh how we’ve missed you 😫😁😍💜”

“I got a “Crazy Kind of Love” for this pic 🥰”

“This is how you enter back on the scene! We are ready for everything you are ready to give!!”

Fans of the “Bluebird of Happiness” singer are thrilled with her return and the premiere of her new show, “Get Ya Life,” slated to air on WE tv in April.

The first glimpse of the trailer hit fans by surprise days before her return to the ‘Gram. In it Braxton is seen with her glam team doing last-minute makeup and wardrobe touch-ups before a producer asks her, “So Tay what made you want to do this show?”

As of now, fans have no idea what the show will entail, but given Braxton’s outgoing personality it is easy to imagine she’ll have plenty to reveal even without the assistance of her sisters — Toni, Traci, Towanda and Trina.

“Yes girl, capitalize on all the shenanigans! Love you Tay Tay!”

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