Tamar Braxton Exposes Shocking Trainer Scam On Her MTV Show

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After Tamar Braxton dropped a cryptic post about an episode of her MTV show, everyone went crazy! This singer, actress, and TV personality suggested a crazy story with one trainer Mello who scammed a client out of money under the pretense of helping him/her lose weight. The post itself was cryptic but explosive, with Tamar captioning: “Bruh…….. #doublelife #caughtintheact tonight baaaaaaabbbbbbyyyyyy 🤯🤯🤯🤯 get ya popcorn ready!! See you tonight at 9pm on @mtv.”

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Judging by the snippet shared, the drama focuses on a trainer named Mello who was supposed to give his clients custom workouts, tea to suppress appetite, and the ultimate miracle cures for $1,000 a month. The client, however, says that after over a year in his program, no one has lost any pounds at all. Oh yeah, and then $20,000 inexplicably disappeared from the guy’s account. Yikes!

The drama sucked Tamar fans right in; the post began to flood with reactions. One hilariously commented, “Baby you could’ve fasted for free,” while another added, “3 days?????? 3 days per year!! 😂😂.” Pessimism also invaded the comments, one commenter flatly stating, “I think these people are lying just to get on TV like we used to do for The Ricki Lake show because no way can you take 20K from me and still be walking around.”

More comments were all for Tamar and her hosting skills, with one fan expressing, “Tamar is so good getting people to open up.” Another one chimed in: “This is a really good show,” showing how deeply hooked the viewers are because of Tamar being the key to unveiling all the juicy details.

The real deal? According to Tamar, this trainer wasn’t some kind of a pro, but rather practically a close friend who bonded with his client through shared struggles-and in his own words, he just filled “that empty hole emotionally almost like family for the client.” On the withdrawals going south: “‘He’s weighing me in his diet. It’s not happening,’” stated the client, equally betrayed and confused.

Many were skeptical of the victim’s whole story: “But if he’s working out 3 times a week why haven’t he lost weight it may be him and not the trainer,” chimed in a fitness enthusiast. Another went: “He hasn’t lost weight because he needed to dial in on his nutrition. That’s first then working out is second.”

Whatever they are to blame for or not, those are the kind that Tamar’s post gets her into. Be it the outrage about spending $20K on a scammy trainer or sitting back and taking it all in for pure entertainment, one thing is sure—Tamar is the household name for drama. And judging from these comments, tonight is the night for everyone glued to their TV screens.

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Grab a big bowl of popcorn because if this sneak peek is anything to go by, Tamar is going to spill much more than just bad workout advice.