‘It’s How Every Woman Should Show Up’: Fans Gush Over Toya Bush-Harris’ Makeup

Toya Bush-Harris is bringing her impeccable glamour to the World Wide Web, and fans just can’t get enough! The longtime cast member of “Married to Medicine” showed off her face full of makeup in a Monday, Aug. 10, Instagram post.

Toya shared a selfie that showed her sitting in what appeared to be her two-story closet, which is filled with glitz and glamour. The Detroit native looked classy with her gold eyeshadow that was enhanced with a hint of white eyeshadow in the inner corner of each eye. Thanks to her blush, Toya had a radiant sun-kissed glow. She topped her makeup look off with a nude lipstick and bold eyelash extensions. Her hair was styled with a side part and curled to perfection. The mother of two donned a patterned dress with a mandarin collar and accessorized her outfit with gold stud earrings. “Thanks for watching tonight’s episode of Black in America..@bravotv,” she wrote in her caption.

Toya Bush-Harris debuts her face full of makeup. @toyabushharris/Instagram

Toya posted her photo hours after Bravo premiered its 90-minute special “Race In America: A Movement not a Moment.” The show featured many Bravolebrities, including ladies from “The Real Housewives” franchises, and was executive produced by Kandi Burruss. The premise of the special was to touch on the issues of race and racism, specifically their experience with the problem in reality television.

Many of Toya’s fans revealed in her comment section that they watched the episode, while others admitted that they loved her makeup. “Soft yet Bold = Statement. It’s how every woman should show up!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍,” one person wrote underneath the photo. A second user gushed, “You are absolutely stunning😘😘,” followed by somebody else who said, “Now this is a very pretty, natural picture of you @toyabushharris! Gorgeous face!”

Toya Bush-Harris (Photo: @toyabushharris/Instagram)

Toya always shows up and shows out. Aside from her wardrobe being filled with Chanel and Louis Vuitton purses and shoes, the 44-year-old reality star also has a glam room in her closet. She explained in a 2019 vlog for Bravo that she spends most of her time getting ready in her glam room.

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