Fans Love How ‘LHHATL’ Star Lil Scrappy Compliments Pregnant Wife

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Rapper and “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Lil Scrappy posted a video of his wife Bambi on social media and followers couldn’t help but to gush at how he complimented her.

Scrappy wrote on Instagram: “#Wife on #SlayPatrol.” He then told his wife that she was a “star” and very “beautiful.” He typed the word, “Beaurtiful Af.”

Fans applauded the “Born to Live” artist on loving Bambi and said it’s how every “King should treat his Queen.💕”

“Keep complimenting your wife, you will have her for many years. Your mom taught you right,” one fan wrote.

Another Instagram follower said, “Scrappy your a awesome man you treat her like a Queen! I love it dude! She got a winner in you! 💯.”

One person noted, “[Real Lil Scrappy] don’t ever stop letting her know…. wish there was more men like you especially in our community.”

“You stupid scrap but it is so beautiful to see how you love on her ❤😊 I love it cause I know she deserves just that 👌🏽,” another fans said.

Scrappy and Bambi secretly wed in October of 2017 and he posted a photo of his wife with the caption, “Thank u Lord for this whole meal of a wife of mine 🙏🏾.” Reports speculated that the pair eloped without any television cameras in the area.

The two shocked everybody because of a breakup they’d had on “LHHATL.” Scrappy was also off-and-on with Erica Dixon, the mother of his 12-year-old daughter. However, Scrappy and Bambi mended their relationship on social media.

The couple also announced in April they were expecting their first child and that Bambi was 20 weeks pregnant. They waited to tell fans the good news but finally confirmed the announcement.

Scrappy and Bambi experienced a miscarriage in the past and waited to tell everyone the good news until they were one-hundred percent sure.

One fan told Scrappy, “You have a beautiful family!❤”

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