Angela Simmons Struts for the ‘Gram But Folks Demand to Know ‘Where’s Romeo?’

The Internet just won’t let the idea go of “Growing Up Hip Hop” star Angela Simmons and Romeo Miller possibly becoming a couple.

Simmons and Miller who’ve expressed their romantic feelings for one another in the past seemed to be fine with just being friends now, but fans are yearning to seem them together.

Angela Simmons

Angela Simmons and Romeo Miller. (@angelasimmons/Instagram)

Simmons, 31, took to Instagram on Thursday to show off her Valentine’s Day swagger. In the video, she sashays to her vehicle parked inside a parking garage while parading her chic attire. She donned an apple red faux fur coat over a gray button detail blazer dress and paired it with black booties and a red Chanel bag that retails around $3, 510.00

Simmons wished her fans a happy “Valentines Day ♥️” in her video caption.

Fans, on the other hand, were more concerned to know if Miller was with her, celebrating “lover’s day.”

“Baby your on fire 🔥 but where’s Lil Romeo ✊?” a fan asked.

“Where we going luv ? 😊❤️ You going to diner with @romeomiller 👀??” a second person inquired.

“Looking great in that two piece dress suit with the coat❤️,” another added. “I hope Romeo is the date #newbaewatch.”

Simmons’ last public relationship was with her ex-fiancé Sutton Tennyson. The couple became engaged in April 2016 and welcomed their son Sutton Joseph Tennyson a few months later in September. However, the pair called off their engagement in December 2017 after Simmons said she became unhappy.

“I just got to a place where I felt like I wasn’t happy, and I tried, and I tried, and I tried and I wanted it to work because the last thing I wanted to do was not be together with the person I had my child with,” she said during the season 4 premiere of “GUHH.”

Unfortunately, Simmons and Tennyson ensued in a heated child support battle in October, just a few days before the 37-year-old was killed in a shooting at his Atlanta home. A source told Page Six in November that Simmons wanted more than $1,250 a month in child support.

The star also had received temporary custody of their child before Tennyson’s death due to an order of protection, Simmons claimed domestic violence against her ex-fiancé. Although the two were in the midst of a legal dispute, Simmons still shared her condolences for her former partner’s death.

The 37-year-old’s death is also the reason why Miller claims he’s not currently pursuing anything romantic with Simmons.

“She lost somebody, and she definitely got to grieve,” he told Page Six in Dec. “I am not a dude to take advantage of that.”

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