‘Get to the Chocolate’: Keyshia Cole Gets Freaky With Her Boo Niko Hale After He Gawks Over Her Beauty

It looks like Keyshia Cole is keeping things spicy in her relationship with boyfriend Niko Khale Hale.

The new mother and her bae attended the 2019 Soul Train Music Awards in Las Vegas on Sunday and the two showed up looking more in love than ever. Hale, 24, boasted about the “Love” singer’s dashing, looks including the curve-hugging black leather mini-dress she rocked. He too was photographed in black color-coordinated attire as they posed on the red carpet together.

Related: 5 Things to Know About Keyshia Cole’s Boyfriend Niko Hale

“Damn she look good,” Hale wrote of Cole via Instagram, gushing over her beauty.

The “Playa Cardz Right” artist suggestively responded back to her boyfriend, “Ha! Thanks babe 😍 can’t wait to get to the chocolate tonight 😜.”

@nikokhale/Instagram

Fans chimed in, poking fun at Cole’s “fresh” comments.

“Gone girl do your jigga ma digga get all your chocolate girl period💕😍💯 all that 💕😍”

“Alright now keyshia 🤣😂 y’all gon end up with baby #2 on the you know you reeeall fertile right now.”

“Okayyy @keyshiacole a freak! 😂 sis ain’t nothing better than a chocolate or brown skin man 🍫”

” Beautiful couple you guys look so amazing! Keesh ready to ride that 🍆 and make another baby 🤣 “

Keyshia Cole
Keyshia Cole and Niko Khale Hale. @nikokhale/Instagram

Cole and Hale have publicly been dating since early 2018 and appear to be madly in love. Their relationship formed nearly a year after she filed for divorce from estranged husband and former NBA player Daniel “Boobie” Gibson, with whom she shares 10-year-old son Daniel Gibson Jr. Their divorce has yet to be finalized.

The award-winning artist and Hale welcomed their first child together, son Tobias Khale, on Thursday, August 1. They finally revealed their child’s facial identity on their new reality show “My New Life” which aired on Monday, Nov. 18. In a post from earlier this week, Cole shared pics of her and Hale’s newborn son and added in her caption, “@tobiaskhale is the sweetest baby, OMG. He’s such a little blessing, and I’m completely in love with him! The smiles he gives EVERY SINGLE Time you smile at him, Brightens the worst of days.”

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