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Reginae Carter Shares Heartfelt Moment with Lil Wayne’s Ex Nivea: ‘Always Been My Fave!’

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Reginae Carter shared a heartfelt moment on social media with singer Nivea. Carter and Nivea share a bond through their blended family. The young reality TV starlet’s dad, rapper Lil Wayne, was once engaged to Nivea and they share a child together. On Saturday, Nivea shared a video of her performing “Don’t Mess With My Man” in Atlanta. In the video, posted to her Instagram page, the crowd is singing along word for word to the hit 2001 song.

Carter commented under the post, “Amazing! Mad I missed this”

Nivea responded, “Aww my little love I plan to have many more!! So Im gonna snatch u up so u can be there!! I LOVE YOU NAE IT WAS SO GOOD SEEING YOU AT JERRAMY’s Costume party!! I canNOT BELIEVE YOU’RE A GROWN AS WOMAN NOW!! & What MAGNIFICENT job your mother & father has done!!”

It didn’t take long for Carter to confirm she’s ready to take Nivea up on her offer, “yay cant’t wait! Dont forget! You know you’re and always been my fave Nivea! I love youuuuuuu so much!!”

Carter’s mother, Toya Wright has also shown love to Lil Wayne’s ex-fiance. After Nivea announced in August that she was releasing new music, Wright chimed in with words of encouragement, “This is the Nivea we miss…. can’t wait to hear music!! Proud of you!!!”

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