‘My Heart Can’t Take It’: Princess Love Melts the Hearts of Fans After Posing with Her Daughter In Their ‘Pool Day’ Swimsuits

Princess Love is once again showing off her natural beauty. On Tuesday, Jan. 26, Love sat pretty posing for the camera in her nude two-piece swimsuit. Wearing no makeup and with her hair out, she holds her daughter, Melody, who seems to be matching her mother, wearing a one-piece nude swimsuit.

While Melody, 2, is not paying attention to the camera at all, Love’s 1-year-old son Epik’s hair can be seen in the lower right-hand corner of the photo, and apparently they are having a “pool day.”

Princess Love and her daughter Melody Norwood. (Photo: @princesslove/Instagram)

Fans instantly fell in love with the mother-daughter picture.

One person wrote, “😍 Omg babe!!!! My heart can’t take it!!!!!!! ♥”

Another person said, “You and Melody absolutely beautiful princess💞.”

Someone else joked, “Buddy in the back ready to risk it all 😂😂😂,” commenting on a random guy sitting in the back by the bar who looks like he might be looking at Love while she takes her pictures.

Someone else claimed the mother of two was a “Hot mama.”

It is not clear what the “Love and Hip Hop Hollywood” cast member is doing in Miami, but it appears she is on vacation with her kids. Her estranged husband Ray J recently was in Miami with Diddy on Jan. 24, so it is possible the two could have gone together. But according to his Instagram Story and page, Ray J was in Atlanta with Diddy on Jan. 26. It looks like they may be working on something, because they linked up with Rick Ross and music producer London on da Track.

Last year Love and the “One Wish” singer each filed for divorce, and Love claimed they were not getting back together despite both professing their love for each other. But sometime later last year Love was seen by Ray’s side as they were taking a stroll together and seemingly holding hands. Love also claimed she wanted a third child with Ray, and she wished him a happy birthday earlier this month on Jan. 17 with a family photo. So it is safe to say either they are co-parenting really well … or they are trying to work on their relationship.

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