Angela Simmons Sends Fans Into an Absolute Frenzy Over This Photo with Romeo Miller

“Growing Up Hip Hop” star Angela Simmons looked really comfortable hugged up on her castmate Romeo Miller in some recent photos she shared. Simmons is seen in the photo laughing and leaning on Miller’s back. The caption read, “#GUHH 🎥 @romeomiller #MyBuddy 📸 : @gennifergardiner.”

Romeo Miller and Angela Simmons

Although the clothing designer has said in the past that she and Miller are just friends fans have always had a sweet spot for the duo and encouraged them to be together. “WORK THIS OUT FOR THE CULTURE!!!! #BlackLoveMatters 🖤🖤🖤🖤,” wrote one fan who was so excited they wrote in all caps.

Another who’s witnessed the duos obvious chemistry they display around each other stated, “Y’all should get married already”

“It’s about time to give in to your feelings you know you love that man girrrl stop lol”

“Can’t Wait for You to Realize He was your Man All Along❤️❤️❤️Love You Guys❤️❤️❤️”

“Gone and get married and call it a day!!! Yall play to much.. Lol”

“I wish y’all would just get together.. Great Friends makes An Awesome couple”

The two were always rumored to be dating before Simmons completely shut things down when she became engaged to Sutton Tennyson and gave birth to their first child. Fans immediately got their hopes up again when Simmons broke off her engagement. The two have been flirting back and forth both on social media and on their show.

Simmons’ hot Instagram photos are definitely generating a lot of attention for the young starlet. In a recent swimsuit photo that showed off her flawless body fans swarmed her comments adoring it. One fan said, “I love how you love your grown woman body 👏🏾👏🏾. Gotta love a woman that’s comfortable in her own skin.”

Perhaps Miller ready to make his move.

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