The Headpiece trend IS ALIVE, and this time on kids! Tank's precious 4-year-old daughter, Zoey Babbs, recently modeled for Haute Headz in promotion of the company’s Cameo Queen collection.The collection is meant to bring boldness and elegance back to hair accessories. Later on, Zoey's gorgeous mom, Zena, posed for a pic too.
Do you think headpieces look good on children?
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She is a gorgeous little girl... And the pics are perfect.
ReplyDeletethat is her natural hair..... DAMN *Looks at her own her*
ReplyDeleteWell you never know with kids nowadays. THEY WEAR WIGS and EXTENSIONS too. why do mothers put weave on their little girl's hair tho. The reality is it's not so hard to take care of your natural hair, so many videos on youtube that will help you. Black women stop being lazy, complaining and stop trying to achieve the european look bcos you look more stupid.
DeleteFirst of all, that is Zoey's natural hair. Believe it or not, there are people who don't wear wigs and weaves. Second of all, Zoey's mother is not a Black woman. So I'm not sure where the "Black women being lazy" thing came from, but that's another silly generalization. The pics are great and she looks adorable. The resemblance to her dad is undeniable
DeleteIs that Tank's baby? Well she doesnt look like him at all. Shes like 10 times more lighter then him
ReplyDeletewhy do grown people have to criticize children? The children have no control over the way they come out. Not all children are attractive but they are all precious to God and their parents.
ReplyDeletefirst and for most lets not put all dark skin women under that same ignorant azz umbrella!!! I am darkskinned and beautiful, intelligent, strong and independent. My complextion has never been an issue. And to think a women is beautiful based on her skin is bullshit!!! and for you to sit here and act like lightskin women dont have insecurities just cause there light is bullshit!!!! lets be serious, self worth and self esteem is something many women deal with regarless of race/ skin complextion
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