‘Coughed Her Out’: Tammy Rivera’s Fans Say She and Her Daughter Look Like Identical Twins

Tammy Rivera may be a mother, but fans seemingly think the 33-year-old reality star is drinking from the fountain of youth. The model posted a photo of her and her teenage daughter, Charlie Rivera, on social media, and fans went nuts over how similar the duo looked in comparison.

Rivera posted her photo with the caption, “Me looking like damn I made this??… 😩 #AMotherFirst.” After seeing her post, fans were in awe over their mother-daughter relationship.

Tammy Rivera poses next to her teenage daughter Charlie Rivera. @charliesangelll/Instagram

In addition, the model’s social media pages were flooded with comments about how much the pair favored each other.

One user said, “Girl what. Coughed her out. Cause that’s ya WHOLE FACE😍😍😍.”

“Your whole twin in the flesh! #BeautifulBlackQueens ❤️,” said a second fan.

A third fan commented, “She literally look like a lil mocha you! 😍😍😍.”

“She has your entire face 😍,” commented a fourth user.

Tammy Rivera kisses her daughter Charlie Rivera. @charliesangelll/Instagram

The former “Love and Hip Hop : Atlanta” cast member married rapper Waka Flocka in 2014. Rivera’s daughter is from a previous relationship with a man formally known as Brian Williams. Rivera and Flocka do not currently have any biological children together. However, the “No Hands” rapper has played a large part in the life of Rivera’s daughter.

Rivera credits the rapper with being involved in her daughter’s life since she was four years old. The music mogul got a childhood photo of Charlie tattooed on his body a few years ago. Rivera posted the photo on her Instagram page and alluded to the fact that he is more than a stepfather to her daughter.

Waka Flocka gets a tattoo of the face of his stepdaughter, Charlie Rivera. @charliesangelll/Instagram

A number of fans is encouraging the couple to have children.

One user asked Rivera, “If you don’t mind me asking. When will you and waka have a baby together?”

“I don’t mean to sound rude but I always wondered why you & Wocka never had children together; you two make great parents ❤️.”

Tammy Rivera and Waka Flocka dressed up for a date night @charliesangelll/Instagram

Rivera and Flocka have a new reality show titled “Waka & Tammy: What the Flocka” set to premiere on March 12 on WE tv.

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