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'B--ch You Don't Know Me': Tammy Rivera Unleashes on a Fan Who Suggests She Doesn't Take Pride In Being Black After She Post's Daughter's Quinceañera Rehearsal

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Tammy Rivera is not afraid to let critics know what’s on her mind.

The 33-year-old mother took to Instagram on Wednesday, June 24, and posted a dance rehearsal video of her 14-year-old daughter Charlie practicing for her quinceañera, a Latin celebration of a girl’s 15th birthday.

In the video, Rivera’s daughter practiced her moves with a dance instructor.

In a now-deleted comment, a fan questioned why the former “Growing Up Hip Hop” star was throwing her daughter a quinceañera and accused her of not identifying as a Black woman.

In season 1 of “What The Flockas,” Rivera came face to face this year with her Nicaraguan father Oscar Rivera after 19 years of his absence.

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