Tamar Braxton has dazzled us with her catchphrases and powerful vocals for years. Making her reality TV debut in April 2011 with "Braxton Family Values," she quickly launched a dynamic career as a singer, TV personality, and entrepreneur. Her magnetic presence has graced multiple shows, earning her hosting gigs and solidifying her status as TV gold. It's no surprise she's a standout on the third season of "College Hill: Celebrity Edition," a unique show where celebrities work towards a degree, showcasing their dedication—or lack thereof. Here are five quick facts about the multi-talented Tamar Braxton:

Tamar often reminisces about her early days as a “doo wop pop pop girl!” She began her career singing backup for her sister, Toni Braxton, and even worked with Lady Gaga. However, solo stardom was her destiny, and she achieved it with flair.

Tamar became the first African American woman to win "Big Brother" in the United States, securing a unanimous victory against tough competition—a remarkable accomplishment.

In 1996, Tamar and her sisters, Trina and Towanda, released the single “So Many Ways” as a trio. The song soared to number one on the Billboard Dance Charts, showcasing their collective talent.

While Tamar shines on reality TV, she's also an accomplished actress. Her acting credits include "Kingdom Business," "Christmas Angel," and "Gangland: The Musical."

During her time as a host on "The Real," Tamar often expressed her passion for cooking, sharing recipes and culinary tips. She continues to delight fans with her cooking creations on social media.