‘Head Over Heels’: Fans Praise Future After Lori Harvey Shows Off Home Festooned in Roses

Lori Harvey showed off a ridiculous amount of roses that she received, which many believe came from Future, according to the social media comments.

The model shared a video to her Instagram Story on Friday, Feb. 14, which shows her walking down two flights of stairs, and each step has a single rose on it.

Lori Harvey posted a video of her house covered in roses, which many praised her rumored boyfriend Future for. (Photos: Prince Williams/WireImage via Getty Images)

Then once Harvey gets to the bottom, there’s a bunch of rose petals on the ground in different areas of the room, and there are several candles burning beside them.

Next to the petals, there are more roses that stand in bouquets, plus a giant heart made of roses is seen on the floor, with more burning candles close by.

A lot of folks said they’re blown away by the gift, and that Future must really be in love with Harvey.

“This is sooooo cutešŸ’› he really likes her and it shows,” someone wrote on Instagram.

“She got this n—a head over heels 😭😭,” wrote another.

“Lori must be special because he didnt do any of this for the others,” a third person stated.

“He romantic… I see why they end up pregnant,” wrote someone else, who brought up the rapper’s children’s mothers.

Plus, there was one person who said Harvey’s mom, Marjorie Harvey, taught her how to make Future fall in love with her.

“She’s smart not like the average woman. She got this man whipped. Her mother taught her well šŸ˜,” that person stated.

Talk of Harvey dating Future began shortly after Harvey and Sean “Diddy” Combs supposedly parted ways in October of last year.

Then it seemed to be confirmed that Harvey and the Freebandz leader were a couple when they were spotted on video driving around Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, in December.

It also seemed the pair traveled to Nigeria together later that same month, and they also went to Montego Bay, Jamaica, for Harvey’s birthday.

“He ain’t do this for Ciara šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚,” someone wrote on Instagram about the roses and Future’s former fiancĆ©e.

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