Keyshia Ka’Oir and Gucci Mane Turn Heads With Their ‘Lemonade Drip’: ‘Talk About Stunning’

Social media has seemingly deemed Gucci Mane and his wife Keyshia Ka’Oir as one of hip-hop’s most fashionable couples.

The pair showed off their style on Instagram this week with their color-coordinated matching ensembles, leaving folks speechless. They dressed in some of their most decadent attire before heading out to dinner with Ka’Oir’s family who had recently arrived in town from Jamaica.

As part of custom “Wopsters” style, the couple took stunning selfies of themselves posing outside their Miami mansion in their yellow-color coordinated fits. The former video vixen sported a yellow couture dress with gold stiletto heels. She accessorized her look with a matching-color handbag, a silver watch and bangles, a diamond necklace and diamond drop-earrings.

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Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka’Oir. @keyshiakaoir/Instagram

Gucci matched his wife, wearing a white-and-yellow cardigan with a white T-shirt underneath, yellow pants and white sneakers.

In a photo of the twosome holding hands, Ka’Oir wrote in her caption, “Yellow err’thing this time, you know what I’m talkin’ bout🍋.” She also added, “My hubby say I’m on anotha level 💛.”

Fans gushed over the celebs’ sophisticated looks.

“I love this more simplistic look on you!😍 Y’all look so good together 💛🙌.”

“The Wopsters coming thru with the lemonade 🍋drip. You guys be doing the dawg on thing. The color scheme is sunny and bright.”

“Alexa play “Lemonade” by Gucci Mane 😁🤭 lemon 🍋 On My Chainz With The V Cut.”

“I love ya’ll style man talk about stunning! Sooo Beautiful… #BlackLove #RealLove #Peace#ForeverGodBless 💗😍🙏🏾.”

Others weren’t the least bit impressed.

“Lemon pepper wings inna freeze cup this a no dawg 🙅🏾‍♀️.”

“She’s a Spanish dancer ? Tango for Two???🎶”

Whether fans approve of their fashions or not, Ka’Oir and Gucci have made it very clear that they don’t “need your approval.”

The couple’s love story is one of a kind and they’ve been open about the bumps in the road they’ve faced together.

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Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka’Oir attend the 2019 State Farm All-Star Saturday Night at Spectrum Center on Feb. 16, 2019, in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images)

In 2013, Ka’Oir proved just how loyal she was to Gucci after she stuck by his side amid his prison sentence. The couple had only been dating for two years before he was sentenced to 27 months behind bars for federal drug and gun charges.

The model mentioned in a 2017 interview with Fader that it was hard being away from her husband during holidays, but she never once cried to him on the phone about it.

“Him being locked up over the years was hard at times, especially around birthdays and Valentine’s Day and Christmas,” she said. “Those days were a bit down for me.”

The Atlanta rapper was released in 2016 and asked Ka’Oir to marry him later that November. The two officially tied the knot in October 2017. They do not share any children together, but Ka’Oir has three kids from a prior relationship and Gucci also has a son from one.

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