Many couples are spending their time quarantined by social distancing together, and Tamar Braxton hopes that this time alone with boyfriend David Adefeso will result in a bundle of joy. The youngest Braxton sister shares a six-year-old son with ex-husband Vince Herbert, and as the world attempts to avoid COVID-19, Tamar seems to have contracted Baby Fever.

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The singer took to her Instagram Story to share what she hopes to accomplish during this global lockdown. “Lord please give me a Coronavirus miracle baby,” Tamar wrote with a series of baby and praying hands emojis. There were a few Instagram users who were quick to blast the singer for asking for a “Coronavirus miracle baby,” but after her screenshot was shared to The Shade Room, Tamar cleared up her remarks.

“I meant quarantined Miracle baby….??‍♀️,” Tamar responded. “I’m putting my phone down chile… this cabin fever ????.” In other news, Tamar recently released the music video to her Hitmaka-produced R&B ballad “Crazy Kind of Love” that samples Whitney Houston’s “Saving All My Love For You.”  The song is featured on the True to the Game II: Gena’s Story soundtrack and Tamar Braxton calls on boyfriend David Adefeso to strip down and star as her love interest in the visual. You can check that out here.

Just yesterday, CNN reported that student loan debt in the United States had reached a staggering $1.6 trillion. This is evidently a crisis that must be tackled. Fortunately, there are people, like David Adefeso, who are searching for a way to relieve Americans of this burden. Adefeso is known by many for being Tamar Braxton‘s boyfriend, but he also deserves recognition for his app, Sootchy, which is set to launch this year. According to its website, Sootchy “combined AI-enhanced financial planning, the power of community and tax efficient incentives to remove the need for student loans.

In his latest Instagram post, which shows him photographed with two of his colleagues, Adefeso explains his motivation behind founding Sootchy. The caption reads: 

“When I graduated from Harvard Business School I had student loans equal in size to a mid-sized mortgage in the average American city! 46 million Americans are in that same predicament today. And 150 million more children over the next 18 years will have their life’s choices limited due to the overwhelming burden of student loans. We look forward to working with the hardworking and diligent state treasurers at nast.org and the terrific and dedicated team at @collegesavingsfoundation to help these 190 million kids and adults avoid or eliminate student debt.”

Braxton started dating Adefeso in 2018 – a year after splitting from her husband of nine years, Vince Herbert – and he sure seems like a keeper.