‘Sometimes Mom Needs a Day Off’: Tamar Braxton’s Fiancé David Adefeso Spends Some Beach Time with Her Son

Tamar Braxton’s fiancé David Adefeso and her son Logan spent some quality time together at the beach over the weekend. 

On the morning of Sunday, Aug 30, David hopped over to his Instagram account to share a quick clip of himself and the 7-year-old sporting protective masks and walking toward the beach. David’s mother was also with them.

(From left) Tamar Braxton, David Adefeso’s mother, Logan Vincent Herbert, David Adefeso. (Photo: @tamarbraxton/Instagram)

In the minute-long video, Logan, whom Tamar shares with her ex-husband Vincent Herbet, was seen visibly thrilled about the day ahead. Donning a huge smile, Logan told the camera where they were and didn’t shy away from telling everyone about his brand new sunglasses he “just opened.”

“A day at the beach,” the 49-year-old Adefeso captioned the post. “Sometimes mom needs a day off to herself to do whatever moms do whenever they have a day off to themselves! So me, Beans and Bonus Grandma aka Sonic-Mom hit Zuma Beach to have some fun🏊🏿‍♀️🏄🏽‍♂️🤽🏾‍♂️.”

Fans gushed over David’s kindness and proclaimed how blessed Braxton and her son were to have him in their lives. One user replied to the post, “Awww that is so sweet of you to spend the day with Logan so his mom can relax and have a day off,” They added, “That’s what a real man is made off❤️❤️.” Another fan wrote, “Have fun David. You look like the best bonus dad any kid could ask for❤️.”

A third fan encouraged David’s thoughtful act, saying, “You are an amazing man and Tamar is BLESS to have someone like you. Keep loving her and Logon the way they need it. 🙏♥️.” 

Tamar and David have been together for over two years since meeting at a party back in 2018. In early August, the 43-year-old singer and songwriter wrote a heartfelt message on Instagram, thanking her boyfriend for saving her life following her alleged suicide attempt. Tamar shared a video alongside the message that showed her and David toasting to their engagement during a romantic getaway to Santa Barbara.

“My love. Where are we? How about we do a toast? A beautiful toast. Two different drinks, but the same color. To what?” Tamar asked David in the clip. He responded: “We’re in Santa Barbara. We just had the most amazing engagement, so we’re celebrating very nice and quiet. … Whatever, the best time in the world.” Tamar said, “Yes, the best time! To the best times.

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