‘Oh You in Love Love:’ Fans Tease Future About His Relationship After He Posts Sexy Poolside Photo of Lori Harvey

Lori Harvey shut down the internet on Feb. 29 when she posted a steamy video of herself in a sexy blue bikini getting out of a private pool. The model’s clappers were showing, and her beau Future posted a similar sexy poolside photo of her to his Instagram page.

The rapper captioned his girlfriend’s smoking-hot picture with “Proud of u. #lifeisgood.”

Future posts a sexy bikini picture of Lori Harvey to his Instagram page. @future/Instagram

Fans have not seen the “Life is Good” rapper publicly praise a woman on social media. Future’s public affection toward the model caused fans to believe the hip-hop titan is in love. Fans chimed in about the couple’s relationship on social media.

“Awwww you in loveeeee 🥰,” said a user.

“oh you in love love,” said a second fan.

A third user commented, “Man you must be IN LOVE! Never witness you post anyone you were involved with.”

Harvey and Future reportedly started dating last November, around the time the pair were spotted together at a Teyana Taylor concert. A few weeks after Taylor’s event, the couple traveled to Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, for a romantic getaway.

Their relationship appears to be going strong. In January, the pair celebrated Harvey’s 23rd birthday in Jamaica. The pair were booed up in a private pool, and the rapper flooded Harvey’s room with candles, roses, and gifts.

Lori Harvey celebrating her birthday with Future. @future/Instagram

Following the model’s birthday, the pair spent Valentine’s Day together. Harvey posted videos on her social media pages of her house flooded in roses around the lovers holiday. Fans speculated Future surprised his girlfriend for the romantic day. However, some fans are concerned with the amount of attention the rapper is giving to Harvey instead of his six children.

Lori Harvey on vacation. @loriharvey/Instagram

“You posting this s- -t and Russell posting about YOUR son’s baseball game 🤦‍♀️,” said a fan

“How’s your son holding up? How’s his trial going? Your son’s looking at 20 years but at least “life is good” on your end…😒,” said a second fan.

A third user commented, “Not one picture of your kids on your page. You’re a dead beat Forreal. Ciara was the only smart one.”

Future and Ciara at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards at the Barclays Center in New York. (Photo: Lars Niki/Corbis via Getty Images)

Future has six children with six women. Future’s eldest son, Jakobi Wilburn, reportedly is facing prison time on gang-activity charges. In addition, the rapper has a son with R&B singer Ciara, who is now married to Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson.

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