Toni Braxton Shares New Video with Son Diezel and Fans Are Amazed by How Tall & Handsome He Is

Fans of Toni Braxton flooded her recent video with her son Diezel with positive comments, complimenting his good looks.

Toni Braxton recently shared a short clip with her son in the background that surprised people at how much he's grown over the past years.

A VALENTINE'S POST

To celebrate Valentine's Day, Braxton posted an Instagram video of herself and her son Diezel, greeting everyone on the day of hearts. The greeting was also posted through her caption, which read:

"Happy Valentine's Day to all of the lovers out there!"

Fans immediately noticed the singer's good-looking son and commented kind words of compliments, including "He's so HANDSOME."

Other comments took notice of his height, with one reading, "He is towering over you wow!" Another fan even called the mother and son "twin[s]."

FREE OF AUTISM

Diezel was diagnosed with autism when he was only three-years-old but has been cured of the condition in 2016. Braxton credited his early diagnosis that led to the treatment of the disorder.

The multi-award-winning artist herself had medical issues from the past that made her come out a stronger woman.

After knowing of her son's autism, Braxton became an active advocate of the condition and was chosen as the national spokesperson for Autism Speaks in 2007.

After five years, the singer was named the Autism Speaks Global Autism Ambassador at a United Nations event about autism.

Braxton has since been a hands-on mother to Diezel, proving that guidance and love can help make difficult situations better.

TONI BRAXTON'S BATTLE WITH LUPUS

The multi-award-winning artist herself had medical issues from the past that made her come out a stronger woman.

Braxton was diagnosed with Lupus, which she opened up about with Steve Harvey on his show. During the interview, the singer spoke about her "Long as I Live" tour and why it was challenging.

She said:

"I had pleurisy' I had little flares. That's inflammation of my lungs, and as a singer, you need the lungs. So I got a cold from being out on the road, and it turned into that."

Despite her condition, Braxton is inspired and encouraged by her fans to get up and fight the disease every day.