‘Hood Love’: Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka’Oir’s Sweet Video Leaves Fans Head Over Heels

It’s pretty clear rapper Gucci Mane and his wife Keyshia Ka’Oir are one of social media’s favorite couples.

The couple have been together for nearly a decade and seemed to still be going strong in their relationship. The “Wake Up In the Sky” rapper took to Instagram Monday and posted a video of he and wife’s morning conversations.

The clip started off with his wife Ka’Oir, who apparently recorded the video, walking outside and around their Miami mansion to bring her husband a cup of Starbucks coffee.

Gucci Mane
Gucci Mane. @laflare1017/Instagram

“Where is this man?” Ka’Oir is heard asking in the clip before yelling, “Babe, come!”

Gucci walked over to his wife and greeted her with a smile. When Ka’Oir complimented the rapper’s shirtless physique, he responded, “I added 15 pounds of muscle. You said I was getting too get skinny.”

Gucci then went on to say he was trying to stay “cut up for the snakes” and “slim for the chick,” the “chick” being his wife. The 34-year-old model reassured her husband that he “looked good,” to which he replied, “Feel good, feel strong.”

The rapper wrote in his caption, “Good Morning from the Wop! GetUp Get💰.”

His post received over 637,000 likes and comments from fans who relished his and Ka’Oir’s video.

“That gul said come and he came 😳 lordddddt… This that pure hood love ppl talk bout 💕.”

“Love you both look how she bigs him up and how he listens to her.”

“She hit that ‘Babe, come’ and he came walkin. That’s how u know they luv 4real 💪🏾💯.”

“Look how he smiled the whole time while talking to her. ‘Slim fo the chick!’ You guys are perfect ❤️ .”

Ka’Oir and Gucci recently celebrated their second year of marriage in May, although the anniversary was initially thought to be in October.

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

The twosome got engaged in 2016 after the “Freaky Girl” rap artist proposed to her at an Atlanta Hawks game with a $500,000, 25-carat diamond ring. She naturally said yes, and they married — publicly, at least — in an October 2017 ceremony that was broadcast on their BET series “Mane Event.”

The pair both have children from a previous relationship, but Ka’Oir recently tweeted about possibly expanding their family.

“I think it’s time I get off birth control & have us the cutest lil baby boy,” she wrote August 2, sending social media into a frenzy.

Gucci reportedly shares a son named Keitheon Davis with a woman named Sheena Evans, who he’s been battling with over child support. As of recently, the two allegedly settled their dispute, and Mane was ordered to pay $10,000 a month in support.

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