‘Y’all Did That!’: Keyshia Cole and Niko Khale Go Ham on the ‘Ohnana’ Challenge

Keyshia Cole and her man Niko Khale are reigning at TikTok videos.

While quarantined at home, the couple decided to record a video showing off their killer dance moves. The 24-year-old songwriter took to his Instagram on the evening of Tuesday, March 31 and posted footage of him and the “Let It Go” singer presumably dancing around in their living room.

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Keyshia Cole and Niko Khale @nikokhale/Instagram

An energetic Cole is seen in the video hopping around as Khale jumped around in place. As soon as Slim Burna’s song “Oh Na Na Na” song came on, the two started kicking up their legs up and giving each other foot fives while twisting and turning.

Khale wrote in his caption, “Ohhnana challenge w my lady @keyshiacole πŸ˜‰πŸ•ΊπŸ» How we do ? Follow us on tiktok @nikokhale @keyshiacole111.”

Their video received over 168,000 views and a mass of fan reactions.

“@nikokhale Get dat shit. i so freakin love y’all man😍😍😘😘 cutest couple ever”

“Ayyyyye πŸ™ŒπŸΎπŸ™ŒπŸΎβ€οΈ Y’all are just so cute together love y’all From Vegas”

“My heart will hurt if they split. And i personally do NOT know them. πŸ’–πŸ’–πŸ’– y’all are dope!”

“I swear keyshia can’t do no wrong 😩😩. She’s one of theee most triilllllllest artist. Classy, beautiful with just alter right amount of hood.”

“I’m loving this!!! U guys are 2 awesome & 2 cuteπŸ™Œ Love ya’ll together”

“Awwww cuteeee yall did that πŸ”₯ Looks like fun ❀️”

Khale and Cole have been dating since 2018 and share a son together. The singer also has 10-year-old Daniel Gibson Jr. from a previous relationship.

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Las Vegas, Nevada – November 17: Keyshia Cole and Niko Hale pose backstage at the Orleans Arena at the 2019 Soul Train Awards presented by BET on November 17, 2019, in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Leon Bennett/Getty Images for BET)

As of late, Cole has been homeschooling her son due to the current pandemic. On March 30, she poked fun at teachers and parents who could relate to what she was going through. The meme she posted read, “I cant believe these teachers got us watchin they kids.”

Cole then took the time to give a big shoutout to teachers around the world, “Thought this was so funny!! But seriously, TEACHERS! We APPRECIATE YOU ALL!!!! The love IS REAL!!!”

Her sweet post triggered a reaction from many fans.

“I’m calling CPS on them πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ no we’re thankful for teachers all over the word.”

“Girl i’m over it!! 🀣 appreciate them once I got grown … After I was so disrespected to them as a student πŸ€¦πŸ½β€β™€οΈ”

“The ghetto πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ teachers need to be paid so much more”

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