Tamar Braxton Teases Potential Romance in Queens Court

Will Tamar find her dream man?

The singer and reality star is now opening up on her dating life in the new Peacock show Queens Court. Hosted by Holly Robinson Peete and Rodney Peete, the series follows Braxton alongside Evelyn Lozada and Nivea as they try and find their soulmates.

"The truth is, I wasn't even looking at the television aspect of everything," Braxton tells PRIDE. "It was really the circumstances! When was I ever going to get another opportunity to date 21 men all at the same time? [When would I] find a lot more about myself as far as dating and also have some amazing female connections along the way?"

In their pursuit of love, the three women uplift each other as they search for their ideal men as opposed to fighting over the same guys.

"I was a fan of both of these ladies! That was just the plus of the show. You have women that [are] going into the situation who's on the same wavelength as you. We're all scared. We've all had tumultuous relationships that blew up in our face publicly. Here we are putting ourselves out there, being vulnerable, and waiting to meet our prince honey!"

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As fans get to watch the show, Braxton is looking forward to sharing a more personal side that nobody has truly seen.

"It's hard out here for a pimp! We're all going to have to hold hands and go through this together. Having someone who's actually going through the same exact process that you're going through and almost dating the same guys is very interesting! As far as I am concerned, no one has ever seen this side of me before. No one has ever seen me in this realm of dating and trying to navigate my way through who is the right man for me."

Queens Court is streaming now on Peacock. To see the full interview with Tamar Braxton, check out the video below.

Tamar Braxton Teases Potential Romance in 'Queens Court'youtu.be