‘You Always Give What Need to be Gave’: Toya Johnson Enjoys Her Vacation While Fans Enjoy Her Beauty and Vacation Outfits

Toya Johnson is having an eventful weekend out of the country, it seems, and she’s doing it in style.

She uploaded photos on March 8 wearing a Tom Ford-themed outfit. The outfit consisted of a black sheer long-sleeved bodysuit, black-and-white floral Tom Ford shorts and a black and gold Tom Ford purse. To complete the outfit, she wore black heels. Johnson’s hair was styled in one of the many go-to vacation hairstyles: feed-in braids.

Toya Johnson (Photo: @toyajohnson/Instagram)

Johnson’s friend Yandy Smith-Harris, who is also a cast member of “Love and Hip Hop,” “That bawdy😍” on Johnson’s page.

Someone commented under Johnson’s photo about a specific part of her body. They said, “Toya got the prettiest legs an feet out there🔥🔥🔥🔥.” Another fan said, “😍😍 you always give what need to be gave! My sis!!”

Letoya Luckett, DJ EClazz, and Toya Johnson (Photo: @letoyaluckett/Instagram)

It’s not clear when exactly she left for her trip, but she began posting about it on March 5 with an IG post sitting on the stairs with her bags packed, so it could be assumed that that is when she left. On March 6, the mother of two posted a short video and said that her location was Cancún, Quintana Roo. With her fiancé or children nowhere to be found, fans questioned what the purpose was for her trip. She later said, in the caption of one of her posts, that she actually went out of the country to celebrate the birthday of her little sister, Anisha Johnson.

Another recognizable face there was former Destiny Child member and friend of Toya Johnson, Letoya Luckett. According to Toya, her younger sister and Luckett “share the same birthday week so it’s only right we celebrate together! 🎉 #goodtimes.”

So far, the ladies, with a few other of their friends, have been pretty adventurous. They went riding on jet skis, a boat and they have been parasailing.

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