Muni Long & Tamar Braxton Discuss Sisterhood & BET Projects
Muni Long and Tamar Braxton Share Career Highlights, Sisterhood, and What’s Next
At the BET Media House, host Dominique Da Diva welcomed two powerhouses of R&B, Muni Long and Tamar Braxton, for an engaging conversation steeped in warmth, insights, and excitement for the future.
The chat kicked off with congratulations for Muni Long, who’s up for the title of Best Female R&B Artist. Reflecting on her nomination, the multi-talented singer humbly shared, “It feels good to be in the number,” teasing fans that this year’s BET Awards are set to be unforgettable.
Tamar Braxton joined the celebration, showering Muni with praise not just for her nomination but for her kind-hearted nature and unmatched talent. “From the first day I met Money, she was sweet and humble. I hate it when people talk bad about her because it’s not true,” Tamar stated firmly, cementing the pair’s sisterly bond.
The conversation naturally turned to the importance of camaraderie and support in the music industry. Both women reflected on how rare it is to form true friendships in entertainment, with Tamar adding, “It’s amazing when you have sisters who remind you of your worth, especially on tough days.”
Looking back on her career, Tamar shared vivid memories of her early days, from appearing on BET with braces to evolving into a seasoned performer. Despite her achievements, she remains a fan herself, gushing about icons like Mariah Carey. Muni chimed in, recounting how lyricists like Mariah inspired her. “She taught me words I didn’t know,” she joked, highlighting the artistry she admires.
What’s next for these stars? Tamar revealed she’s gearing up to release a passion-filled EP, years in the making. Meanwhile, Muni’s fans can expect fresh tour dates as she preps to hit the road, delivering her powerhouse vocals in front of live audiences.
Dominique wrapped up the interview by celebrating their influence in the BET legacy. The lively and supportive energy during their chat underscored why both artists shine so brightly—not only for their talents but for their genuine spirits, making them enduring icons in the culture.
