‘Just Leave Fizzle Pop at Home’: Omarion Teases Reunion Tour and Fans Bring Up Apryl Jones Dating His Band Mate

Despite the current drama surrounding him, it seems Omarion Grandberry is ready for another B2K tour.

The lead singer, who was crowned the title “unbothered king” this weekend, proved just how unfazed he was by the Lil Fizz and Apryl Jones dating controversy. He took to Instagram on Monday evening and teased his three million followers with a “Millennium Tour 2020” post. He added in his caption, “#Millenniumtour2020 ??”

Omarion Grandberry
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The post drummed up more than 64,000 likes and several reactions from fans ready for B2K to reunite. Others urged Grandberry to leave his band mate Fizz off the tour.

“Oooooommmmmmgggggggggg super HYPE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🙌🏾❤️ Please doooo 😩 lock Fizz in the bus or something”

“Yeah you need to do this tour…come on man!!!!!! I’m game to see y’all minus snake 🐍 ass lil popsicle fizz”

” I’d definitely go again! 😍🔥 and give you all my coins just leave fizzle pop at home 🤷‍♀️😂”

“Please do it!!!! I can’t wait to go this time. I love how unbothered he is. They should boo Fizz at every single show tho 😂”

The “Touch” singer reunited with his B2K mates Lil Fizz, Raz-B and J-Boog, this year for the first time in 15 years. The group toured from March to May and had planned to take it overseas.

Grandberry’s tease of the millennium tour comes days after he broke his silence about his band mate dating ex-girlfriend and the mother of his two children, Jones.

Omarion Grandberry
Omarion and Apryl Jones at the 2015 BET Awards In Los Angeles, on June 28, 2015, in Los Angeles (left), just a few years before Jones took up with Lil Fizz (right). (Photos: Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic, @airfizzo/Instagram)

He sat down with Vlad TV over the weekend and discussed his feelings about the pair’s relationship, saying, “I don’t feel no ways. I don’t feel any way about it. I think that if they’re happy, then they should be happy. I think they should change the narrative though.”

Grandberry added, “If it’s their so-called happiness, then I shouldn’t be a part of it, She’s still the mother of my children. When something affects her, it affects my kids, and that affects me. But what she does is, you know, live your life! I think people should do whatever makes them happy. I think they should change the narrative.”

The “Icebox” artist called it quits with Jones in 2016. They share kids — son Megaa Omari Grandberry, 5, and daughter A’mei Kazuko Granberry, 3.

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