Eat Up: Fans Clamor Over Gucci Mane Looking at Keyshia Ka’Oir Like a ‘Snack’

If there’s one celebrity couple who fans believe keeps their marriage spicy, it’s rapper Gucci Mane and his wife Keyshia Ka’Oir.

Aside from their constant sweet messages to each other on social media, the pair are constantly posting special moments they share with each other. One of those images, included the “Lemonade” rapper and his wife backstage together at one of his recent concerts in Chicago.

Ka’Oir who seemingly stays camera-ready, sat across Gucci’s lap in her Balmain high-waist mini shorts, thigh boots and cut-out top that exposed a slight bit of her cleavage. The “Freaky Girl” artist enticingly looked at his wife with his hand on his sunglasses and a grin plastered across his face.

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

The 34-year-old Ka’Oir Cosmetics owner boasted about her husband gawking at her, writing via Instagram, “I think he loves what he sees!!!!! #TheWopsters.”

Fans took notice too, gushing over the couple’s post.

“Shidd he love what he see and I do too 😂💯. Finest couple 2019….guwop we so proud of u ❤️.”

“Gucci looking at her like a mf snack 😋 😍 if my man don’t look at me like this I don’t want em.

“Enough said he def about to get some tonight 😂. They are so fuccing bomb together frfr 🔥.”

“YES definitely the look where he LOVES what he sees ❤️🙌 he bout to rip yo clothes off 👌🔥.”

The twosome were spotted together this past weekend at Miami’s Mr. Jones Club and were apparently dancing together all night, according to Page Six sources.

The pair went through a few rough patches in their relationship when Gucci was sentenced to serve a three-year prison sentence in 2013 for an unlawful possession of a firearm conviction.

Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka'oir
Keyshia Ka’Oir and Gucci Mane. (Photo: @laflare/Instagram)

Ka’Oir claimed her peers urged her to leave him around the time, but she decided to stick by his side through his obstacles.

“I did have the question thrown at me many times: ‘Why are you with him?’ — both before and when he was locked up,” she told New York Post in October 2017. “I would tell him about it. It did not bother me because they do not know the real Gucci, so I did not care.”

They clearly endured the rough patches in their relationship and recently celebrated their second year of marriage in May, which initially was thought to be in October.

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