‘Period Pooh’: Keyshia Ka’Oir Reminds Fans She’s the One for Gucci Mane

Everyone knows that Keyshia Ka’Oir loves her some Gucci Mane.

The crazy-in-love couple is nothing short of “goals” for their social media following that jumps at every opportunity to shower them with words of support and admiration.

Speaking of admiration, Ka’ Oir posted a cute PSA to her Instagram stating, “My husband has an awesome wife,” along with a winking emoji as the caption.

Keyshia Ka'Oir Davis
Keyshia Ka’Oir Davis sends a PSA regarding husband Gucci Mane. (Photo: @keyshiakaoir/Instagram)

Fans quickly seconded her motion.

“Period pooh 😍😘”

“Whole facts!”

“Girl he already know that 🔥🔥🔥”

Indeed the rapper does know that he has an awesome wife. He even left a simple comment stating, “True 🏹.”

The couple married in October 2017 with a lavish ceremony in front of dozens of their celebrity fans, including Atlanta’s shining stars such as Monica, T.I. and his wife Tameka “Tiny” Harris, 2 Chainz and rapper Lil Yachty.

With two successful years of marriage under their belt, it seems their bond is only growing stronger.

The couple spent part of last year’s holiday season in Ka’Oir’s hometown of Kingston, Jamaica. Photos and videos of the duo showed them enjoying the night life, food and the company of Ka’Oir’s family and hometown friends.

For her birthday on Jan. 6, the East Atlanta rapper posted a stunning photo of his wife.

“Happy birthday to my beautiful wife!! Every year I love you more and more!❤️ You so smart caring and supportive and I appreciate and adore U my wife so fine it blow my mind sometimes!!,” read the caption.

For her gift, Ka’Oir and her husband took a quick trip to Las Vegas and she also was gifted with an iced-out platinum emerald Richard Mille watch. The stunning diamond timepiece left fans in shock.

“Now that’s a disco ball on the wrist dayum 💯”

“Gotta guess the time,” commented one fan noting how diamonds only allow for “bling time.”

“Ice on yo baby fr 🧊😍💯.”

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