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‘You So Damn Pretty’: Keyshia Cole Fans Lose It Over Her Gorgeous Looks

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Keyshia Cole has the internet obsessed with her beauty.

The R&B artist shared photos of her son Tobias Khale’s first birthday party, and the mother of two looked absolutely beautiful at the celebration. She took to Instagram on Monday, Aug. 3 and uploaded a solo snapshot of herself.

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Keyshia Cole @keyshiacole @ericalarokk/Instagram

The photo showed Cole sporting long, black wavy tendrils with a heavy bang and rocking a minimal makeup look. She wore a long Gucci T-shirt with lace biker shorts and garnered over 233,000 likes from fans.

“I had such an amazing time at Tobias‘s first birthday party!!! More pics to come!!! Thanks @ericlarokk for getting all the great pics 📸,” Cole wrote.

Instagram users flooded the “Incapable” singer’s post and noted how amazing she looked. One person commented, “Your lookin good sis.” Another wrote, “Girl is beautiful 🥰 This hair! The smile! We love to see it friend!”

One IG user said, “Damn Keysh… 🤯😳😳 where tf have I been all this time U look sooo pretty I love this look❤️.”

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Keyshia Cole and baby Tobias Khale @keyshiacole @ericalarokk/Instagram

Others deemed Cole’s baby boy her “twin” in an adorable snap of them both.

“Awww such precious picture. He’s your twin for sure awwww😍,” someone said. A second added, “That’s yur twin frfr😍 he’s too cute.”

Cole, 38, and her alleged ex-boyfriend Niko Khale, 24, welcomed baby Tobias on August 1, 2019.

The pair threw their son an extravagant first birthday party with ponies, toys and a large bounce house. Cole also celebrated the 1-year-old’s special day with a sweet IG message.

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Keyshia Cole, Daniel Gibson Jr., baby Tobias Khale and Niko Khale pose for a family picture. @keyshiacole/Instagram

“Happy BDay To one of my Twins @tobiaskhale !!!! Can’t BELIEVE this YEAR HAS GONE BY Sooooo FAST!!! 😳 I see so much of me in you it’s scary,” the songstress wrote on Sunday. “Love u so much pop pop!!! My love and protection for you is ENDLESS!!! 💜 So thankful for you Twoey.”

Khale also sent their son birthday wishes via social media and wrote, “I can’t believe you’re already 1 Tobi Toes!!!! You changed the game for me. My heart beats different. I’ve dropped the ball plenty of times in life but I will never fail you as a Father. You’re blessed beyond measure & Daddy loves you more than you will ever know!”

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