‘Steve Somewhere Punching the Wall’: Future Posts Half-Naked Lori Harvey, Fans Bring Up Her Famous Stepdad

Now that all the speculation is over, it looks as though rapper Future and his boo Lori Harvey are going all the way with this “Instagram official” relationship.

While the now-23-year-old is still on a high from celebrating her birthday with her group of famous friends and boo in Montego Bay, Jamaica, the rapper took to his IG Story to show appreciation for the gift that is a bikini-clad Harvey.

The rapper, who has six baby mamas, including two of Bow Wow’s exes Ciara and Joie Chavis, has been jonesing for Harvey for some time now. So it comes as no surprise that he wrote, “thank u god ❤️” on the photo before sharing it with his 14.5 million followers.

“Baddie with a banging bawdy 😻🔥”

“She’s SO BAD THO! 😩😍 you can’t be mad”

“I mean sis is snatched”

Fans even poked fun at the rapper for having his nose wide open when it comes to the young beauty, saying, “that man sprung,” and “oh he like her like her.”

Humorously, fans also urged that folks check in on Harvey’s stepfather, King of Comedy Steve Harvey, because there was no way he could be thrilled to see his former little girl flaunting all her goods for the ’Gram and a rapper in a tiny bikini.

“Steve somewhere crying 😂”

“I know Steve somewhere punching the wall 😩”

Just a month ago fans were wondering who laced Harvey with lavish gifts for Christmas, even speculating that the mystery Santa was her former fling, Future, although the duo didn’t leave fans in the dark for long. They officially broke the news that their romance was back on by posting shared moments together on social media leading up to the tropical birthday bash.

In December 2018, Harvey and the rapper were rumored to have been getting cozy, but that quickly fell apart after she was spotted canoodling with R&B playboy Trey Songz. Before making her way back to the Atlanta rapper, she was also rumored be spending time with Justin Combs and his father Sean “Diddy” Combs at different times.

“That break up going to be sensational 😂”

“Why I gotta feeling Future bout to get hurt hurt”

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