Emily B Relishes In Rekindled Relationship with Fabolous as the Two Share Sweet Banter Online Over Iconic T-shirt

A photo Emily B posted has fans paying close attention to some playful chatter between her and her long-time partner, Fabolous.

The mother of three on Aug. 1 posted a picture of herself in an all-black athleisure get up complete with a t-shirt featuring the movie poster of the 1992 film “Boomerang.”

“You’ve got to coordinate! 🧡,” Emily said of her outfit, which included orange laces on one of her sneakers to match the background of the poster on her top.

Emily B

Many fans wanted to know where she got the tee from, including her man.

“@emilyb_ so you aren’t gonna tell us where u got the shirt?! Or u can just have ur people mail it to me when ur done?”

“Yo where’d you get that shirt?”

“I need that shirt 😩😍.”

“Omg @emilyb_ where can I find your shirt I love it 😍.”

“Where you get that shirt? 🔥 @emilyb_”

Fabolous

Before Emily could answer for herself, a fan chimed in assuming she went shopping in her man’s closet. And that was quickly affirmed by Em.

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“@myfabolouslife she got it from your closet 😂.”

“@sergmills yup lol.”

The back and forth between the rapper and his girl had fans happily chiming in.

“@myfabolouslife @emilyb_ y’all so dope❤.”

“@myfabolouslife Los ya Wifey picked off ya drip my dawg!! 🤞🏾💯💪🏾💪🏾🤔.”

“Soon as I seen the shirt I said, ‘oh she acting like Fab’ @myfabolouslife.”

The couple has come a long way from a series of domestic violence allegations that emerged in March. At the time, he was accused of storming into their shared home, where Emily’s brother and father hid guns so the MC couldn’t find them. He was also accused of threatening her life and punching her teeth out.

But things have been looking up for the couple lately. She publicly wished Fab a happy Father’s Day in June and last month he indicated he was feeling some pressure to pop the question to her.

 

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