‘I’m Here For It’: Megan Thee Stallion and Moneybagg Yo Dating Rumors Excite Fans

Hip-Hop may have a new couple in its midst, rappers Megan Thee Stallion and Moneybagg Yo.

Moneybagg — who’s signed to Yo Gotti‘s CMG label — named Stallion his “Woman Crush Wednesday on May 29. And Stallion was also seen dancing seductively to the Memphis rapper’s song “Drip.”

But the talk of them dating started even before that.

A few weeks ago, Stallion was seen wearing Moneybagg’s chain on IG Live, and earlier this month when she was beefing with another rapper on video from a hotel room, Moneybagg could be seen on a bed in the background.

Plus, there have been reports the two rappers have been secretly dating for months. They’ve also been seen holding hands and hanging out at clubs together on the nights they’re not performing.

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Stallion was linked to former baseball player Carl Crawford, who signed her to his company 1501 entertainment, but they denied those rumors, which have since died down. Crawford was also engaged to Evelyn Lozada, whom he shares a son with.

In March, the “Sex Talk” writer caught the attention of Trey Songz, who didn’t hide his interest in getting with her for a rendezvous.

“Big Ol Freak make me wanna knock the stallion head off for the culture,” he tweeted, referencing Stallion’s popular single.

“Somebody tell Trigga he can’t handle me,” she replied.

For the most part, people seemed really excited about Stallion and Moneybagg being a possible couple, and they expressed it on Instagram. A lot of people also said Moneybagg — who reportedly has seven kids — is incredibly fortunate to be with the Houston artist.

“You so lucky man,” one of his fans wrote.

“💜💜💜💜 she so baddd 😏,” wrote another.

“Im here for it y’all would be so cute😩😍,” a third person commented.

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