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‘You Are Looking So Good’: Fans Gush Over Toya Bush-Harris’ At-Home Looks

By Chantel Rusher | Published on August 7, 2020

Toya Bush-Harris looking glamorous in her white T-shirt and jeans @toyabushharris/Instagram

Let’s face it: When it comes to laid-back fashion, not everyone can manage to look glamorous in a simple outfit. But lately it seems that it’s hard to top Toya Bush-Harris‘ comfortable attire. On Tuesday, Aug. 4, the “Married to Medicine” cast member shared a selfie on Instagram that showed her looking better than ever in jeans and a white T-shirt with a patterned red design.

The image shows the mother of two wearing a natural makeup look, featuring rosy cheeks, filled-in eyebrows and nude lipstick. As for the eyes, Toya wore gold eyeshadow with winged eyeliner and added a pop of color in the inner corner of each eye. Her hair choice of that day was a wavy, half-up, half-down hairstyle. The 44-year-old reality star completed her appearance with silver hoop earrings. “When you can humbly see 👁 and Be Grateful for the Vision …😇” she captioned the photo.

The Detroit native received numerous compliments over her casual appearance. “❤️❤️🔥 Simply Beautiful no need to say anything else😀,” one user wrote underneath the photo. Another person expressed that Toya’s husband, Dr. Eugene Harris, should consider himself a lucky man, writing, “You are looking so good!!! Keep doing what you are doing cause man Eugene got to be LOVING life right now with his👸🏿.”

At the beginning of September, Toya and the emergency medicine specialist purchased a 9,000-square-foot home in Atlanta. Their manse has six bedrooms, six bathrooms, an outdoor pool, and an all-white kitchen. Although Toya chose to dress down on this particular day, the fashionista takes her style game very seriously.

Toya Bush-Harris in a tennis outfit (Photo: @toyabushharris/Instagram)

Toya revealed in a 2019 vlog for Bravo that her closet is two stories high and filled with glitz and glamour. Chanel and Louis Vuitton purses take up the upper-level portion of her closet, while her designer shoes are protected in a glass display in the lower level. As of late, Toya has been showing off her fun fashion on social media and playing tennis to stay in shape.

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