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Cuz That’s Their Business: Tabitha Brown and Daughter Choyce are Breathtaking In Latest Glamour Photos

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Instagram’s favorite mother-daughter duo Tabitha Brown and her daughter Choyce Brown left fans stunned after they shared pictures from their recent glamour photo shoot together.

On Sunday, Aug. 23, Tabitha, an actress and vegan cook based out of L.A., uploaded a series of photos of the pair just in time for “Very Good Monday with Tabitha and Choyce Brown,” a YouTube series the pair headline together. In the photo, the two were spotted wearing matching pink sequined outfits draped in silver jewelry. Choyce wore her hair in Bantu knots, while her mother wore her hair in jumbo-sized rope-like patterns with puffs at the end. The photo received over 400,000 views since it was uploaded. “Forever your protector❤️ love you baby girl @choycebrown 👑 👑,” the actress captioned the snap.

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Fans gushed over their amazing shoot, including popular blog Embracing Black Culture, which wrote, “We- 😐😐😐 We’ve lost all function.” They added, “How do you…English…after seeing something like this?? Y’all snapped. 😩😍😭🙌🏿🤯😲🔥.”

Fellow actress Angel Laketa Moore commented, “First of all I thought Choyce was holding her own hand and laying on her own chest in theses photo.” She added, “LADIES y’all are SLAYING!!! And @iamtabithabrown you are a vampire looking the same age as your own child!!!!” Another user commented, “These photos are COLD!!! Y’all ain’t have to do our blood pressure like this!!  🙌🏾😫😫😫.”

Many others echoed Moore’s comments, including one person who questioned, “Well, which one is choyce?! 😍,” while actress Gabrielle Dennis commented, “Y’all better share the same beautiful face and skin 😍.” 

Choyce shared some shots from the shoot on her page as well. The aspiring model captioned the pics “Brown is Queen … tehe get it💕,” a play on Beyoncé’s recent film “Black is King.” The young star received praises from Hollywood stars, including Cynthia Erivo, who wrote, “Well come on models!!!❤️.”

Tabitha went viral earlier this year for her quick and easy vegan recipe videos accompanied by her witty catchphrases and a voice so tender it could calm a thousand kindergarteners. The mommy of two credited her daughter Choyce for encouraging her to start a TikTok account, and now the pair are taking the internet by storm. 

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