Oh Baby! Fans Want Karrueche Tran and Victor Cruz to Get Married and Have Babies

Actress Karrueche Tran shared a photo with her boyfriend Victor Cruz on Instagram that has fans making them relationship goals.

Tran and her boo are seen in the photo hugged up at a luxurious hotel in the Bahamas. “Hello from us 🥥 @slsbahamar,” was her caption.

Karruche Tran and Victor Cruz

Fans flocked to the comments to shower the couple with compliments, “Know he loves you when the arm is draped over ya shoulda. Ayeee”

One fan predicted wedding bells in the near future for the young couple, “I see you two getting married & having a baby 😩😍”

Others just appreciated how happy the couple looks, “I can tell how genuine the love is….. so beautiful 😘😘😘😘😘”

“Such a cute adorable.. they look good together 👅💕”

“It’s good to see you found love and happiness @karrueche ❤️”

Tran and Cruz, who recently retired from the NFL, began dating in last year. The “Claws” actress told Bossip, “Its good… We like each other. We just mesh very well. We get along, we have fun. Whether it’s just us two or friends. It’s easy breezy and it’s really refreshing, and I’m just enjoying it.”

The relationship may be a welcome change for Tran who had a nasty break up from singer Chris Brown back in 2015 and Cruz who broke off his engagement to the mother of his child in 2016.

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