Lil Scrappy’s Latest Message to Bambi Has Fans In Their Feelings

It’s no secret that Lil Scrappy and Bambi are madly in love. The rapper has posted several videos and photos of his beautiful wife all over his Instagram profile. The mother-to-be also isn’t afraid to showcase her hubby on social media.

Lil Scrappy took a moment of his time to recognize his wife and mother of his unborn child for her support. He shared a stunning photo of Bambi for “Woman Crush Wednesday.”

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star wrote, ” I just wanna say I love you and thank you for being strong when the conditions should make you weak ,thank you for standing when you could be sitting , thanks for the love you give when you could be a hateful thing lol, and thank you for weathering the storm with me and taking care of the fam , thanks for having my son and taking all the pressure and the pain, I love u my #WCW my wife.”

Fans couldn’t help, but fawn over Lil Scrappy’s admiration for his spouse and commented how beautiful it is to see “Black Love.”

One person said to the rapper, “I absolutely love y’all and wish y’all the very best In y’all union 😍.”

Another Instagram follower wrote, “Awww that’s so sweet … bam is a lucky woman an u r a lucky man y’all r great together 💯.”

One fan added, “Aaaaaaahhhhh that’s so Beautiful. I love the way you love and show love to your family. So proud of you.”

“The change in you…nothing like a man loving his Queen 👸🏽,” another added.

The couple announced their pregnancy in April and will be having a baby boy within the next few weeks. The pair secretly tied the knot in October 2017 and confirmed their union on social media.

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