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‘Looking Like a Teenager’: Fans Gush Over Toya Bush-Harris’ Youthful Looks

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Toya Bush-Harris is drinking from the fountain of youth, some fans declared. The cast member of “Married to Medicine” recently flaunted her “teenage” looks in a full-body photo on Instagram.

Donning a multicolored tennis skirt and a blue tank top, the 44-year-old reality star hit her angles by placing one hand on her hip and the other on a lamppost. Toya rocked blue ankle socks with white tennis shoes. The fashionista, who coordinated her ‘fit from head to toe, sported a white headband over her curly tresses. In her caption she wrote, “šŸŽ¾šŸŽ¾šŸŽ¾Tennis Is the Best Sport Eveeerrrrrr!!!”

Toya Bush-Harris rocking a tennis outfit. @toyabushharris/Instagram

The mother of two wore minimum makeup with a pop of nude lipstick, but her beauty filters only seemed to enhance her age-defying appearance. One user wrote: “Looking like a teenager!! love You Toya.” That was followed by another who gushed, “Toya girl you look so young and SNATCHED šŸ„“ yes mam ā¤ļø.”

Toya started embracing her naturally curvy figure last year. At the time, the wife of Dr. Eugene Harris hinted in an Instagram post that she was going to accept her voluptuous figure. She wrote: ā€œFor years Iā€™ve prayed on being a skinny Girl! 2019!!! Iā€™m praying for Peace of Mind when it comes to my thickness! I am going to embrace my curves!!! Not hide my Big oā€™l Butt and Continue to hit the Gym, eat healthy, but Love Me For ME!!!”

Toya Bush-Harris embraces her natural curves. @toyabushharris/Instagram

During season 7 of “M2M,” Toya’s co-star Dr. Contessa Metcalfe threw jabs at Toya’s weight. Toya and Dr. Contessa began feuding after Dr. Contessa accused Toya of deliberately hitting her in her breast while knowing that Dr. Contessa had gotten a double mastectomy. The family practice physician told Toya that she couldn’t say anything about Eugene’s weight because they have the “same BMI.”

Since the incident, Toya has dropped a few pounds. A fan wrote underneath her youthful image: “Lookin skinny girl!” The Detroit native continues to document her exercise routines on social media.

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