‘Have A Baby Please’: Fans Seemingly Pressure Keyshia Ka’oir and Gucci Mane to Start a Family Amid Their Romantic Vacation

Keyshia Ka’oir and Gucci Mane officially took over Los Cabos, Mexico for a romantic getaway. Throughout their trip, the model flooded her social media accounts with photos of them enjoying each other’s company on the sandy white beaches in addition to participating in horseback riding excursions. While the couple appears to be having the time of their lives during their vacation, fans are seemingly wondering when the pair will finally start to have children.

Ka’oir came prepared to show off her style during the trip. The star wore a fashionable white one-piece bikini with a floral design print to enhance her ‘fit. She paired her swimwear with an oversized floral hat and a pair of designer shades to block the sun from her eyes. Her husband showed off his seemingly fit body by wearing multicolored-print swimsuit trunks.

Keyshia Ka’oir and Gucci Mane posted up in Los Cabos, Mexico after horseback riding excursions. @keyshiakaoir/Instagram

Social media users appear to be happy for the married couple. Many fans refer to the Wopsters as “couple goals” and one user even went as far as calling them the “mom and dad” of marriage. In addition, fans are desperately wanting Ka’oir to have a baby with the music icon.

“Have a baby please!,” one fan begged.

“Can’t wait for you guys to have babies. They will be gorgeous!,” a second user wrote with excitement.

“Wow wow wow. Soulmate Goals.👌🏾👌🏾 May the Lord bless us with our true partners too🙌🙌,” a third fan commented.

A fourth person said, “Fav couple🙏🏽❤️ #blessings.”

“Happy Couple….Happy Life,” a fifth user gushed.

“What a beautiful picture, I love to see this couple together, they look so good together,” a sixth fan wrote.

Keyshia Ka’oir posing on a white sand beach in Mexico @keyshakaoir/Instagram

Ka’oir was a Miami video vixen around the time she met her husband in 2010. The model told fans the rapper was in jail and saw her on the cover of a magazine. Gucci Mane contacted his manager and asked his team to put him in contact with Ka’oir. The “Ka’oir Fitness” founder flew out to Atlanta and appeared in Gucci Mane’s “911 Emergency” video.

Keyshia Ka’oir and Gucci Mane living their best lives in Mexico @laflare1017/Instagram

The pair have been in a relationship since 2010. Ka’oir held Gucci Mane down during his recent three-year-stay in a federal prison. Gucci Mane was released from prison in 2016, and the couple tied the knot a year later. The music mogul continues to shower his wife with elaborate gifts, jewelry and vacations.

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