‘This Is True Love’: Keyshia Ka’oir and Gucci Mane Give ‘Hip Hop’ Royalty Vibes with This Photo

It’s safe to say Keyshia Ka’oir is madly in love with her husband Gucci Mane.

The 35-year-old model boasted about their love on social media and left her fans gushing after her Feb. 23 upload of a throwback photo of her and the “Icy” rapper at the 2018 Diamond Ball gala in New York.

Ka’oir and Gucci dressed in color-coordinated outfits with a shared rose motif. The rap star rocked a black tuxedo with white print and rose embroidery. Ka’oir sported a one-shoulder, high-slit dress adorned with rose designing and open-toe stilettos. The couple, of course, donned gaudy jewelry pieces.

Keyshia Ka'Oir
Keyshia Ka’Oir and Gucci Mane @keyshiakaoir/Instagram

Ka’oir, a mother of three, captioned the Instagram post “Happy Sunday from #TheWopsters♠️”

Her post garnered more than 105,000 likes and a flood of flattering comments.

“This is what true love looks like 😍❣️ y’all look beautiful together. Gotta love the Wops 💨 “

“Key keep her man smilling he always smilling . blessed..and happy a beautiful life.”

“You both compliment each other Beautiful 💕 you two look stunning in all black. God bless. This. Amazing. Couple. In Jesus name Amen. 😍”

“Not even gonna lie the fashionest couple in the hip hop Game right now 💯🏆 mom and dad!”

Ka’oir’s post comes a week after their fans encouraged them to have a child together.

The couple have been married for nearly three years and don’t share any children together. In a photo Ka’oir posted to Instagram, celebrating her husband’s 40th birthday, fans were moved by how happy the couple appeared. They also noticed Gucci’s hand around Ka’oir’s stomach.

Gucci Mane
Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka’Oir @laflare1017/Instagram

“Gucci big Guwop 40 atleast we no how old he is 🥴 y’all need to have a baby together already,” a fan said at the time.

A second wrote, ” I love the new and improved Gucci! Happy birthday! Y’all look so happy💗 parents can we have a baby now please “

The serial entrepreneur never responded to the fan remarks, but in an August 2019 tweet, she hinted at wanting to expand their family.

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