Preparing Your Kids for the REAL World

Being a parent isn't easy. Watch as Tamar opens up about how she plans to prepare son Logan for the real world, in this Girl Chat moment.

[@GodsGirl4K]

"You might be the frog" LOOOOL

[@lilyk5262]

ParadoxBox 😂😂😂

[@jennakaufman4471]

ParadoxBox I love that part

[@aliciadavies4695]

I'm your 300th like your welcome👍🏽☺️

[@user-nj5qb2ie8d]

400th like

[@amarexw]

I LAUGHED OUT LOUD

[@edithxx125]

Tamera's parents did a great job raising their children. They all turned out to be sweet, caring, humble down to earth....the list can go on... people.. 👍

[@fade2good]

couldn't agree more

[@minigangsta128]

SERIOUSLY! That entire family is just doing something right. I cant wait to see what happens with Tamera's kids and Tamar's son. I wonder what type of people they will be! And I wonder if any of the other three will spawn children, haha.

[@acesofspades772]

I am so happy that Tamera is the same person that I looked up to when I was younger. Tia too. It is refreshing to see that not all child stars fell of the wagon.

[@Mel__21]

+acesofspades772 lol Ik! she's doing such a great job

[@jennakaufman4471]

I agree completely

[@littlejoe9381]

I like Tamera's mom even though I don't know her. It seems she did a great job raising her children. She definitely gave them good advice. I'm sure Tamera's father played a part in that also.

[@lyjoy1420]

My mother's words have always been " you have to be better than me in every way"

[@smileing59]

My dad used to say that

[@aaliyah6036]

😭😭😭

[@mimia.4810]

Same. I would tell my mom I want to be like you when I grow up and she'll say "I want you to be better" lol

[@theolinelawrence580]

My sister always tells me this 🥺🥺

[@JJoelle]

Tamar is giving us 90s makeup realness! But they're SO right. My parents always praised what I did right but I was NEVER made to believe that I was the best thing to ever walk this earth.

[@litlprayer]

Reminds me of a TLC music video :)

[@shelleyshell1710]

+J. Joelle Mary J. Blige

[@mariasolano4843]

I seriously agree with Adrienne 100% like for real if I become rich my kids are not going to be spoiled brats I'll raise them to be greatful

[@Mel__21]

good for you! 🙌

[@chibutamakumba533]

Unlike our very own Kardashians/Jenners

[@victoriahale5254]

Unknown Person lets keep it real they were born upper middle class( by Cali standards ) but they became RICH on their own not from their parents money

[@hellobye7697]

How though

[@mariasolano4843]

Hello Bye like make them do chores around the hous. Take them out to the streets and show them the less fortun.

[@miketruth133]

When is Mama Mowry coming on the show?

[@c_and4772]

Jeannie iS SO right. I guarantee she is the hardest working person she knows. My cousin is engaged to an asian with a PhD. They're not genetically smarter. They're smarter because TIGER MOMS don't play around.

[@c_and4772]

Irene C​ Right girl! That's what I mean. But people always just say they're smarter & geniuses. Uh yeah...Because they had a bed & school books in their room & that's it. I will be that way with my kids. I will push them way harder than my parents pushed me. That's what breeds success. Not slacking on them. My dad was so soft (So kind & sweet & still didn't tolerate things) But soft. He'd ground me & let me out that same night. God love him. But Asians just don't play. And that's why most doctors are Asian.

[@imancampbell3207]

C_And 47 Where did you see that most doctors are asian????

[@Coleyd2]

iman campbell asians are smart and classy. period. You know it, stop hating.

[@c_and4772]

elina a​​ Lmao riiight!

[@imancampbell3207]

elina a How was a I hating?? I literally just asked a simple question that no one was "smart and classy" enough to answer. Grow up like for real. Asking a question is NOT reflective of hatred.... like seriously How old are you... SMH

[@aprilinparisxoxo]

Tamar: that's why you so coint up Tamera: ok 😂😂😂😂😂

[@thatjamericankidd6637]

Aprizzle I wonder y she responded that way

[@feefs2139]

Lol it threw her off you know Tamara isn't used to too much slang

[@makeupjunkie1019]

Tamar's makeup is on pointttt

[@prettya7160]

yesss! lip liner on fleek

[@jellygurl27]

Yes!!

[@imancampbell3207]

Yes I love it too. I think this look is super dope on her.

[@Immis_snow_globe]

MakeupJunkie101 is this sarcasm?

[@KING090589]

I was never taught about anything but the real world LOL hell, at Christmas time, I didn't know who the hell this Santa Claud guy was my friends at school were talking about!! My mama was like "oh hell naw, all them hours I worked to buy these gifts, YOU GONNA KNOW WHO THEY'RE REALLY FROM!!" Lmaoooo

[@kaimanningmusic5485]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@RigbyHuxtable]

Looooooooool

[@tyrelstewz4003]

Looooool

[@foladel]

Lmaoooo classsicccc! Sounds like something an African mom would say, too!

[@KING090589]

Not African but african American! LOL!!

[@taviaaaa]

I remember telling my baby cousin to behave or else Santa isn't getting him any gifts & his mom got so mad. She said "uh uh no! Don't tell him about Santa! I work too hard! all he needs to worry about is his mama & daddy & the Lord!!!" lol

[@nicolegiramata4854]

Yoooo, his mum is smart!

[@CourtneyA.]

She's speaking the truth.

[@diamondj2879]

My momma says the exact same thing she said,"I work too hard for my money the only person you believe is Jesus Christ the lord himself".

[@kpofficialtv]

lol right

[@CIARAELAINE]

I agree with all of them wholeheartedly. I didn't hear anyone however mention the power of positivity and manifestation. My mom always told me I was the smartest kid in the class even when I didn't feel I was or I wasn't in reality. But she taught me to speak it into existence until I ended up being the smartest kid in the class. Of course I worked hard and she provided me with the necessary tools and resources to do so, but I can't imagine I would have been as successful if she didn't teach me to believe in myself despite what my reality presented me.

[@karlal1750]

some people dont do manifestation because it goes against their beliefs.

[@constantnipples2428]

@@karlal1750 bible says words has power thou

[@karlal1750]

@@constantnipples2428 exactly. Not all power is good. there demonic power as well

[@karlal1750]

@@Rootofasphodel Yes. I’m Hinduism, the essence of yoga is to reach “oneness of God”. The word Yoga means “Union”. Their “god” is not a literal being, but is an impersonal spiritual substance that is one with nature and the cosmos.

[@ranitagadling4312]

All parents lie to their kids by saying that they're the smartest or the prettiest /most handsome kid in their class hell my parents told me the same sh#t then I found out that I was a slow learner & they'd been lying to me about it.

[@Drfeelinu]

Tamar was on it, damn. Realistically it sure will be more difficult raising a black man

[@SomeGal]

"If you work on you, be you, do you, you'll be fine." -Tamera

[@lalaloo4847]

Nigerians have Tiger Moms...LAWD

[@christy4]

Amen to that! 😂

[@___.209]

+Lalaloo Is Tiger Dads a thing? Cause thats ALL we have. Me: I got a 98%! Dad: ...Wheres the remaining 2? Did the person with 100% have 2 heads?

[@qsh21]

+Lalaloo How come they still broke then?

[@christy4]

***** Stfu. What do you know? Don't be disrespectful. I'm proudly Nigerian and I'll have you know my family is not broke - not that it's any of your business

[@qsh21]

LOL jk...I love my Nigerian people! Even though I'm not Nigerian.

[@prettya7160]

They just discussed a important topic & all y'all got from it is what Tamar looks like? hmmmm.

[@livelove7475]

Most of those people are true Tamartians

[@TiffanyRayneOfficial]

Aneesah A Some people wake up just to be ugly. Which is sad. And by ugly I don't mean physical looks.

[@TiffanyRayneOfficial]

C Fas Not they aren't. They're just internet and social media trolls and clowns. Like I always say, I don't know anyone grown adult who acts this way over a person they don't know and never met a day in their life.

[@livelove7475]

***** Not all of the people are criticising Tamar's looks. Some of them are complimenting them and some are just confused about her style. Don't forget that Tamar focuses a lot on her looks. Therefore, so do a lot of her fans

[@otisthomas1442]

You know I find women so shallow at times. I don't care if she's into fashion, but this discussion was about our children. Yet all these fools can talk about is her looks? It's transcending pathetic really.

[@MsBrooklyn11232]

I agree with Tamera and Tamar on this. It is true that there will always be someone out there that is smarter, prettier, and more successful than you but you just have to do the best that you can be so that you can succeed in this life. My parents taught me that as well. And the reason why Asians are very successful in school and overachievers is because their parents are constantly pushing them to be great and aim high for everything and Asians are very hard workers and they are very disciplined when it comes to their work. That's not just an Asian thing, that's also a Caribbean and an African thing as well because Caribbean and African parents are always on their children to do better and they push them so hard to succeed in everything they do and they work very hard. 

[@NgataNare]

So all immigrants

[@GoodMomBeauty]

Asia also has the highest suicide rates. All that pushing needs to be balanced with true parenting, which involves love and encouragement as well. Lots of smart dead people won't do us any good.

[@trnigyul]

GeekBella You are on point sis..well said!

[@AFOS94]

U betta know ur info!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@Christelle424]

+GeekBella No asia as the highest suicide rate due to labor. However, most of the engineer, scientist, mathematicians are from asia or have asian roots...they're doing a good job so far...

[@GoodMomBeauty]

crystall ball Uh no it's not due to labor.. plz research 

[@shysnow8]

I agree because I grew up in an Asian household with a tiger mom & I love my mom but she pushes me too hard a lot this why we aren't very close. I think their needs to be a balance I'm glad she pushes me but I don't think it should be so hard. U should also try to take care of ur child's needs & ask the, what they want to do instead of push them to be so successful that they aren't happy

[@crazysexycoolmami]

The "Tiger Mom" sentiment that Jeannie spoke on his very universal when it comes to foreigners that settle in America. African immigrants actually perform the best in College. Similarly, if an American of any race settles in another country, chances are they and or their children will perform well.

[@sophiab.7375]

“There’s always somebody that’s gonna be fatter than me.” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@dianasharice]

Go figure. ..they talk about something important and here comes the hateful comments about tamar look....wow... The human race is so lost and confused

[@imancampbell3207]

Yes preach. Thank you. IDGI a serious topic and yet all people can do is criticize Tamar and her appearance. The hate is real..... and so is Tamar's coinT!

[@austinfrombustop]

I hate the people on these KZbin comments man, Facebook, Twitter, and IG are so much more pleasant.

[@daricnd]

austinfrombustop facebook isnt as pleasant as it used to be ..go on celebrity page n see all the negative comments..just like youtube n instagram

[@ArmednotTriggered]

I'm not in love with the blonde, but I think she looks like a queen! Haters gonna hate.

[@plantingseeds9869]

Exactly

[@tanyalake9152]

I just LOVE listening to Tamera especially when she speaks about how she was brought up as a child, as well as her other life experiences. she is very wise. her parents did a great job raising her, and her other siblings.

[@Mel__21]

yes they did I love it! Tamera is the perfect example on how parents shouldn't raise their kids as spoiled brats

[@shinyjewelsz]

Tamar: "That's why you so coint up!" Tamera: YES...! (but then realizes what Tamar just said)....>.> okay? Bahahahaha. I don't think Ive ever seen Tamera give anyone the side eye.

[@AwlaboutTee]

+shinyjewelsz I read these comments just to see if anyone else mentioned it! I laughed so hard!!!

[@tdot2763]

Tamera's mother sounds like my mom. A realest, period.

[@SuperGinrummy]

Loni, no need to get defensive. Jeannie made a very valid point. There's a reason why Asians are considered a model minority. Simply put, it's what they prioritize-family, education, culture, faith etc are all intertwined. Education is HUGE. It you're a first generation American, chances are your immigrant parents were the hardest working people you knew who not only navigated a whole new country/language/culture but did so while preserving their heritage and values.

[@imancampbell3207]

How did Loni get defensive? She literally just gave an honest opinion about the subject she wasnt defensive at all.

[@VONiiE8]

But so do Africans. So I mean??? If she got defensive, then hey. It was only fair bc Jeannie made it seem like Asians are the only race where, if you're a first gen. American citizen, that you were given a lot of pressure to succeed.

[@priyas9751]

VONiiE8 No she didn't. Jeannie is speaking from her personal experience growing up an Asian American. What she said is statistically true; Asian Americans tend to be more educated. The African American culture is very different from the African immigrant culture.

[@SuperGinrummy]

@imancampbell maybe you are right, but the tone and delivery of how she reacted to Jeannie's comment had some subtle defensive undertones. In any case, I commented mostly because I appreciated Jeannie's contribution to the conversation since I could relate. ✌️

[@VONiiE8]

She said things like "when I say Asian, I mean pan Asian" I doubt her experience as a Vietnamese bred Asian can relate to that of a Iraqi bred Asian lbr here. But, like I said, so do Africans. I know Africans who were under so much pressure to be a doctor or lawyer because they were first gen. in America. And I never mentioned African American, as in ~I'm black and I'm GENERATIONS in~, I said African as in, ~my parents have a thick ass accent that I can mimic and/or speak my respective African dialect~. I never thought or even gave the impression that I thought African and African American cultures were the same. I never even mentioned the term African American, where did that even come from? Now, let me clarify, I don't think that's how she meant to come off, but that's how she did and I can see why people were offended.

[@bigmaco903]

My stepdad always tells me, “don’t say you better than anybody cause god will humble you so fast your head will spin.” 💯💯

[@jassyssecret]

LONI IS LOOOKING SOOOO BEAUTIFUL!!!

[@bea3130]

mama mowry said they WILL be normal lol

[@h6words]

when my mom called someone prettier than me. I got so angry and said that she should find me the most beautiful girl on earth because I am her child. If she doesn't find me the most gorgeous, no one will 🤔. she replied: " I am not blind" 😂😂😂😂

[@Isaacthedondada]

H6words Woah, your mom’s the definition of brutally honest! 😂😂 This was a good laugh

[@jasminelopez8358]

My grandpa said the same thing that Tameras mom said ! Always humble yourself & don’t get holier than thou

[@biancabr94]

To kinda answer Jeanie's question, there was a study comparing how Amerifan parents and I believe Chinese parents react when their child takes a random test. The American parent would say "it's okays its just a silly test you are still great." While the Chinese parent told their child "you did good but let's study alittle bit what you missed and make you do better."

[@LaCheleWallace]

It starts at home. My parents taught me something and I'll never forget it, "They don't have to like you, but they do have to respect you." I'll never forget that. I learned good life lessons around 6/7. Asians are typically smarter than the rest in school and that's just the truth. Shoot, I probably would've failed math if it wasn't for Carmen Wu! HEEEEEY BOO! Love TiaTamera. Always maintained integrity and they've never taken their clothes off. I'm a fan.

[@OpulentWife]

I learned about work ethics and success at a very young age. I wasn't ready fro the real world because I was to gullible, I thought that people spoke the truth and didn't deceive and manipulate others for their own advantage. I learned that the hard way, and so when I have children I will be honest, and keep to my promises like my parents did. However, I will inform them of such people and teach them how to spot them so that they wouldn't have to go through what I did.

[@Jennnxoh35]

Same here!!

[@twolala1]

I love these ladies..always speaking truth! The real world is not easy!

[@AmbitiousJemzAstrology]

I am a princess parent but yes it isnt the best thing to set your child up for in the future. Thanks for this. Gonna go with what Tamera's mom said.

[@Adoubless]

I love when people see their mistakes, good for you. You can do it!!

[@esthergrace6466]

Ashleigh Cross Yep, me too! It is obvious that she loves her child/children and willing to do what's best for them. She's and will be a good mom!

[@AmbitiousJemzAstrology]

Ashleigh Cross thank you :)

[@AmbitiousJemzAstrology]

Esther Grace thank you :)

[@viviannamontenegro4841]

💕

[@livelove7475]

Tamar's made progress though. On a previous episode she said she was raising a Mama's boy. I believe that the focus should be on the content of a child's character rather than their appearance and the child should grow up grounded on the principles of the word of God

[@livelove7475]

***** The parents' strong relationship with God, their teaching the child the word of God and how to cultivate a relationship with Him, prayer and faith are the foundation for any christian household. That's the parents' part. The rest we leave to God.

[@tiaratequan5023]

I totally agree with Tamar!!!! You can't always be with your child if they're gonna how the real world really looks like they're gonna have to step out there solo!!! It's not easy but it's the best way for a child to transition to a mature responsible adult. It's gotta be at the right time though!!!

[@Ama-zi1ni]

100% true Loni gotta be better than everyone

[@akilahstraun5035]

Growing up and continuing to grow up in the Caribbean, I was taught that you have to work twice as hard. I love my parents and extended family for instilling that, because it definitely shaped me.

[@laramy100]

Looove this topic! It was so intestino cause you dont see nthis kind of discussion in many regulars TV shows. Love this girls. Greetings from Colombia

[@anisaantoinette6381]

I think they completely misunderstood Jeannie's question. She was asking why do they think it is that in the Asian community they are more hardworking and successful than other demographics.

[@weddingswithbelles7613]

Anisa Antoinette they understood they just didn't want to answer her question

[@michelle2445]

Are people in the Asian community more hard working than anyone else? What statistics prove the state of hard work?

[@mykoniichistorychannel]

They don't.

[@LuvandGlamour]

I looooove their discussions!

[@oscardouglas6344]

This is my favourite chat segment so far!

[@RaybRay89]

Loni did a good job of guiding the conversation and listening to others here.

[@conflictstress]

Y'all hate on Tamar but she is the only one to *really* experiment with her looks. They aren't always on point but they are never boring.

[@aymanchaudhary5800]

I raised myself most of my life than my parents did and I'm still ok. I'm proud of myself for that. It shows me I'll be a good parent. I have good grade and I'm not always stressed like I used to be. I'm confident and committed to do me. I still love my parent because they also helped me stay alive and wake up every morning.

[@Prettygirlcn5]

Yep I was taught the same thing as Tamera!

[@brittanyreid4855]

Prettygirlcn5 me too

[@jellygurl27]

Yes Tamar!! Makeup on point, it's giving me 90's fierceness. I love that 90's makeup is back!

[@Smilesgomez14]

Loni😂 don’t ever change! Be the best you you can be 🥰

[@1908prettylawyer]

I completely agree with the ladies. I didn't experience my first real failure until I was 22 years old and it was completely devastating! I would have been much more prepared for the ups & downs of real life if I had experienced & overcome some failures as a child. I'm 35 now and honestly, I still struggle with accepting failure. Don't get me wrong, I was by no means spoiled as a child. I've always worked REALLY hard at everything I do, but I got used to the notion that hard work always led to a successful outcome and that's just not realistic.

[@xwanderlusterx6989]

I REALLY ENJOYED THIS CLIP. You ladies never let me down! love u ladies!

[@luluali5451]

Is it me or does Tamera almost never mentions her dad? We only know he is white...

[@lumieredarling3739]

Lulu ali I saw Tia on her cooking show and she had their Dad on. Tia said that she's always been a Daddy's girl. Tamera seems to be closer to their Mom.

[@KamalIsaiahMorales]

LumiereDarling !!!

[@dimpleeyes]

This was a very important topic and I really love their point of view on preparing our children for life.👍

[@diamondj2879]

The ladies give great advice I should take notes for the future.

[@blueangeloftheseas]

I encourage my children to love and respect each other, love themselves, focus, work hard and be kind to others

[@realgud]

My dad has always taught me that what sets a successful person apart from the crowd is their mental toughness. With mental toughness you can achieve anything you want out of this life - something he and my mother have proven to be true.

[@A.Jionni]

Loni is hilarious at times 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mouna3242]

There's always someone better than you, but if you work towards what you want to achieve and achieve that goal all those other people that are better than you wouldn't matter anymore. I always say don't look at other people, but focus on yourself and your own goals. That's what parents should tell their kids, to work hard for what they want.

[@vliciouss]

Yes !!! I love what you're saying about focusing on yourself & to not get distracted.

[@monye9963]

I love Tamar, she looked around when Tamera said there is always gonna be someone prettier than you.

[@tvm-growthisunlimited9023]

Love Tamar's hair. Hi Loni - Love you girl! :)

[@tarif_25]

The real was the BEST back then!! I miss it like this!!

[@nalus5192]

4:29-4:30 - Tamera is so cute!!

[@VONiiE8]

This was that episode where everything was one point. Makeup, outfits, discussion. This was a great episode.

[@SMARAGH20]

lmboooo. Omg Loni had me dying in laughter for like a minute..."Im not the fattest person in the world" lolol. But LOVING Tamar's look today!

[@qsh21]

Tamara's reaction to Tamar was hilarious!

[@TonyTurner]

I was taught about the real world since I was about 7 by my wonderful parents. BTW, Tamera looks really beautiful (I can't help myself from commenting it)

[@glenlindsay1492]

Tamar need this lesson more than Logan

[@inutumubitaolafson3170]

These were the good old days

[@brittneyhall5962]

I like your new show The Real keep Rick and god bless make me smile 😊

[@lillyhilarious]

love tamar's look d hair on fleek!

[@ellenjones8190]

Try be best u be each day thank u just remind me .make me better. The real love yall ladys keep on prushing

[@makaylalee8716]

My parents are tiger parents. Both of um. Telling me I needed to be better. They never said,"BAD!" They had said it's the effort. Now I'm thankful because I'm getting straight A's! They were hard on us but somehow it all payed off. The got ma ride when they were young so they want us to go to college and be successful on what we love and enjoy doing. Now I'm a total bookworm since birth and really musical(play the violin and sing)and hardworking.

[@maniamathurin1776]

Loni is hilarious I love her 😍

[@myaelise6633]

4:15 lol I luv them 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@KimechoDeLisser]

I like this look on Loni. She looks extra gorgeous today! I love me some REAL DAYTIME

[@identityiskey]

I always teach to congratulate whether you win or not. Good game. Good job. Teaches good sportsmanship. Teaches maturity.

[@bluebutterflywellness2273]

MISS YOU TAMAR!!😍

[@mgonzales0528]

omg loni, lol. just love her 💜

[@samiv7364]

❤ the show hate how much Jeannie & Adrienne ALWAYS!!!!! talk over others and make it ALL about them. Omg if they took it down a bit it will a PERFECT show

[@wandascott8753]

Great segment @The Real Ladies, each culture talks about giving their all in anything you do. For instance, my granddaughter is encouraged to work harder at home/school/being a thoughtful character in her life. It's our job to encourage HER to masters life and give back. And by doing our part, she learns problem solving skills, knowing that your tone and delivery of the message must be heard correctly. We are now teaching her how to walk away, because there are things you cannot win. And that's okay.

[@brittneyhall1601]

How Do Guys meet after Start working together your new show The Real Show keep Rick and God Bless make me smile ☺

[@zazwa1629]

I feel like they got offended when Jeannie talked about the statistics regarding the Asian community's academic achievements

[@craymay4766]

Zazwa1 I noticed that too. You can't get mad at statistics 🙄

[@solbingham6881]

Zazwa1 her statistics are actually incorrect as usual. Jeanie speaks things that are not correct at times. In mine Sociology class we learned that thinking Asians or pan Asians like she said our smart is actually a stereotype. Yes they do push their children to do better but that doesn't necessarily make them smarter. My sociology teacher was Asian she was Taiwanese.

[@truthhurts3023]

which race in America is committing the most crimes? = blacks which race in America committing the least crimes? = pan asians jeannie never said asians were smarter, she said because asians have tiger moms, asians are excelling academically compared to other race

[@derrickrivera9104]

Sol Bingham that is incorrect. White people committ the most crimes yet black people get higher sentences from the same crime due to plain systematic racism.

[@starsworld6016]

Truth Hurts that’s not true

[@d.brownn2780]

i loveeee me some Tamar, but i love her even more when she talks about Logan and being a mom. its a much more mature side of her.

[@honeybear2324]

Loni is hilarious !!!!!! Lol

[@montanatlangeveldt]

I love Tamar's look!

[@phantomvampyressshadowkiss4690]

Good talk.. I think it's good to teach kids to be good people. Follow God and be humble . I love what tam said my mom always said that also.. I teach my daughter to be non judgemental and accept everyone for who they are but be choosy on your friends . My daughter is only 9 but I also want her to learn you can't always win and stay humble and kind

[@winterjohnsons5582]

Omg Loni got me cracking up

[@msladyexxx1073]

haha i love that last bit. tamar thats why you so coine't up. tamaras face haha then lori hahaha love this show!! big uk fan

[@gbeasley4558]

this probably has to be one of my favorite looks from Tamar and Jeannie because they aren't afraid to experiment

[@dmajor991]

Lonnie funny as shyt !! "...because I'm happy because there's always somebody fatter than me so I believe that" 😅😂😂😭

[@tracykigumo4033]

yes Tamar you're right

[@romeomarks8344]

Loni said you may be the frog 🐸 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheMechanicBaby]

Loni I swear I love her

[@MasonPerry7]

I agree with the soccer, sports thing tho, I prefer to play for fun, and in life, come success or failure, I want to enjoy whatever it is I'm striving for, I don't compete with others, I only compete with myself, which goes with Tamera's Be the best you can be. Because that's what got me into my 1st choice college. My College Essay I wrote, I've failed countless times, but I never give up, and eventually I will succeed. I may not have a perfect 3.0 or 4.0 GPA, I'm proud of my 2.4 and that shouldn't determine whether or not I should be accepted to the school or define my path to graduate with a degree.

[@marielc.9666]

Can you do more shows on mothering/parenting on this day and age

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Tamar's shade, I'm weak XD

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my oldest nephew is gonna turn 15 & he's such a sweet young man he buys charcoal in big bags re sells smaller bags & does treats to sell just to pay for his things & help he's grandparents out with what they need

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Loni's make up is on point !

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I love Tamar's makeup here n hair