New Man? : Alexis Skyy Is Rumored to be Dating This NBA Star

It looks like “Love and Hip Hop” star Alexis Skyy may be off the market again following her apparent breakup with Atlanta rapper Trouble.

Skyy, 25, and Charlotte Hornets player Terry Rozier sparked romance rumors after she was spotted at one of the team’s NBA games at Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina, last week. She posted a photo of herself and NBA wardrobe stylist “T Styles,” who’s apparently a relative of Rozier.

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Alexis Skyy and Terry Rozier. (Photos: @alexisskyy/Instagram, @gmb_elchum3/Instagram)

Both ladies set on the courtside and Skyy wrote in her caption, “Big up to all a di rude gyal dem inna di building. …” Style added in her post, “Big Drip He Fell in Love With Some Lit Bitches.”

To add more fuel to the fire, the model has been caught liking quite a bit of Rozier’s photos on his Instagram page. Neither Skyy nor the basketball player have addressed the dating rumors.

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Alexis Skyy (left) and T Styles (right). (Photo: @alexisskyy/Instagram)

Skyy’s alleged romance with Rozier comes after her and Trouble’s apparent breakup.

The pair haven’t been seen together in public for weeks and the mother of one alluded to their suspected relationship woes by writing on Oct. 6, “When you niggas get stupid, it’s plenty on deck.”

They broke up in late September after exchanging barbs on social media. Skyy blasted her lover over his communication issues, while Trouble claimed the reality actress just wasn’t “the one” for him. Not to mention he allegedly cheated on Skyy with another woman while in Las Vegas. The twosome never addressed the infidelity speculation and reconciled shortly after their initial split.

Full details about the pair’s dating history are unknown, but according to a now-deleted Instagram picture posted on Trouble’s page, they were spotted together around July 16.

Alexis Skyy
Alexis Skyy and rapper Trouble. (Photo: @alexiskyy_/Instagram)

As for Skyy’s fans, they don’t seem to be too surprised by her and the rapper’s supposed split.

“Welp! How you get him is how you lose him. What happened to #thuglove❤️ ?” one person wrote.

Another added, “What happened? ‘Trouble in paradise?? 🤣🤣 but sis is single single she put the long weave back ink.”

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