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Rumors Circulate that Fabolous and Emily B May Have Tied the Knot Ahead of Grand Jury Indictment

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Fabolous has been indicted on four felony charges for reportedly assaulting Emily B. TMZ reports the rapper is facing “1 count of domestic violence with significant bodily injury, 2 counts of threatening to kill and 1 count of possession of a weapon … a pair of scissors.”

Back in March, a video went viral of an explosive confrontation between the couple. The spat included a confrontation with Emily B’s Dad and had to do with accusations that the rapper punched Emily in the mouth several weeks prior.

Since then, the couple has reunited and rumored to be married.  The ‘Into You’ rapper posted pictures dripping in diamonds Wednesday seemingly confirming the rumor. He shared a photo wearing several diamond necklaces and rings, with one appearing to look like a wedding band matching Emily B’s. He captioned the photo, “You could give a ungrateful person the world & they’ll complain bcuz you didn’t gift wrap it.”Fabolous

Just last month Emily shared a photo to her Instagram flossing with some iced-out jewelry, with what appears to be a wedding band on her finger. In her caption she wrote, “Wait I’m not ready lol.. let me fix my hairrrrrr 💁🏻‍♀️. Loving my keratin fusion extensions installed & styled by @lina_kidis 💋 Makeup: @ruemendez”

Emily B

Fans jumped right to conclusions about the diamond ring.

“💍 you deserve it”

“Did y’all get engaged or married and go on a honeymoon 😍 cause I peeped a ring. I’m so for it. You deserve it and if fab stepped up that’s dope.. love all of you, beautiful souls❤️”

“Yes wedding ring!! 🙌🏾👀”

One fan noticed that the reality star’s ring was similar to Fabolous’ ring as well. “I think they married cuz I see @myfabolouslife wit a ring on too.”

If convicted he faces up to 5 years for each crime according to TMZ.

 

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