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Kandi Burruss' Husband Todd Tucker and Daughter Blaze Look Alike to Fans in New Photo

Olawale Ogunjimi
By Olawale Ogunjimi
Mar 31, 2020
08:30 P.M.

Kandi Burruss's husband, Todd Tucker, posed with their daughter, Blaze in a new cute picture he shared on Instagram.

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The Real Housewives of Atlanta star's husband took to his Instagram page to share a cute picture of him and his daughter, while fans noted how alike they look.

In the picture showing Todd wearing a red T-shirt, holding up baby Blaze in a blue onesie and a bib around her neck, it is obvious how proud the new father is of his adorable baby as he proudly captioned it,

"Me and my @blazetucker."

Kandi Burruss visits SiriusXM Studios on March 18, 2019 in New York City | Photo: Getty Images

Kandi Burruss visits SiriusXM Studios on March 18, 2019 in New York City | Photo: Getty Images

Many fans commented under the picture praising baby Blaze on how cute she looks and how much she resembles her father, while some insist she looks like her mother, the television star, Kandi Burruss. A fan commented on their identical curly hair, "Twinning all that curly hair."

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Blaze's birth is indeed a thing of joy as the whole family dotes on the new baby.

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The former Xscape singer welcomed baby Blaze through a surrogate, Shadina Blunt, last November. In a video posted on her youtube channel, Burruss revealed that she was judged by a family member for her decision to use a surrogate. The family member wondered why she did not want to carry her baby herself. She replied saying:

"Well, I would, if I could, but obviously I had issues delivering in my last pregnancy."

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Burruss had her three-year-old son, Ace, using IVF. She was open about her struggles during the pregnancy and her decision to go through surrogacy for her next child.

In a 2018 interview with the "Daily Dish," the reality TV star admitted that she and her husband are nervous about the surrogacy plan.

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The mother of three disclosed in a post on Instagram that although she had lots of mixed emotions about not being able to carry her child, Dr. Jackie Walters made everything more relaxed, and the process could not have gone smoother. The concern about not being able to carry her child stemmed from her history of delivery complications.

Despite the judgment she received, the TV star revealed that she feels confident in her decision to have baby Blaze through surrogacy as it turned out to be an excellent thing for the family, and they even made a new friend.

Blaze's birth is indeed a thing of joy as the whole family dotes on the new baby. The TV star posted a lot of pictures of the baby on Instagram, claiming she got her looks from her and baby Blaze is her carbon copy.

Her fans think so as well, as the comment sections are usually flooded with comments agreeing with how much they indeed look alike.

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