‘Bad Gyal Tings’: Fans Toast Keyshia Ka’Oir Living Her Best Life

One thing is certain, Keyshia Ka’Oir and her husband Gucci Mane are living life to the fullest.

The Ka’Oir Cosmetics owner posted a stream of photos and videos this week of herself and the “Met Gala” rapper spending time together, apparently at their Miami mansion. The two appeared to be enjoying their massive pool and backyard. One of the photos showed the model lying in a wooden hammock with a watermelon cocktail in her hand.

Keyshia Ka'Oir
Keyshia Ka’Oir. @keyshiakaoir/Instagram

She added in her caption: “She always gotta drink in her hand !! That’s cause she stay lit 😜🍹#WaterMelonCiroc🍉.” She also posted a clip this week of herself and Gucci loving on each other while lounging around in the pool.

Fans trumpeted Ka’Oir’s post, saying the celeb is living her “best life.”

“This is bad gyal tings 😩♥️ a boss and a queen living her best life.”

“This is what you call living life chillin outside wit a drink in ya hand n not caring about life 🔥🔥.”

“Damn I wish that was me they living they life to the max no cap 💚.”

“Mrs. Davis the flyest of them all n my role model. Continued blessings for ya’ll 💯.”

Ka’Oir and Gucci are no strangers when it comes to flaunting their wealth and opting for the best.

Keyshia Ka'Oir
Keyshia Ka’Oir and Gucci Mane at her January birthday celebration. (Photo: @keyshiakaoir/Instagram)

For the model’s birthday in January, she wore a scarlet-red Charbel Zoe gown embroidered with more than a weighty one million red Swarovski crystals, according to Vogue magazine. Her hubby also bought her a customized Rolls-Royce to match her 100-pound ensemble.

If that wasn’t already over the top, Ka’Oir gifted the rapper a 35-carat pinky ring for his birthday in February, costing over $1 million. In return, Gucci topped her present, buying her a 60-carat ring for Valentine’s Day.

The “Wopsters” have been criticized for their big spending from fans who feel the couple should use their money for better purposes.

“I hope they help the less fortunate for the holidays 🤔.”

“All that money they have could help the poor smh why not give back.”

“U never hear about them giving back to the needy what a waste 😩.”

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