‘Apryl Wanted Fizz Over This?’: Shirtless Omarion Turns Up the Heat On Fans Who Still Can’t Believe Apryl Jones Let Him Get Away

Singer Omarion Grandberry is melting the place where many of his followers and fans once had — as he says in song lyrics — “an icebox where my heart used to be” with his sex appeal in a new Preme magazine spread.

With his locs flowing and his tatted-up chest on display, it is no wonder the former B2K group member can’t seem to keep fans from drooling over him all over the internet.

Singer Omarion Grandberry has fans lusting for him after getting a glimpse at his spread in Preme magazine. (Photo: Courtesy Preme Magazine)

“😍😍😍Gahhhhhhdammmn O I swear I tapped that damn pictures like 10times”

“This man so damn fine 😩 not only that he’s at peace spiritually lordt send me him.”

“My black Tarzan 😍”

The former “Love and Hip Hop Hollywood” couple, that once was Apryl Jones and Omarion, split more than three years ago. Together they have two children, a son named Megaa, and a daughter named A’mei.

Jones and the singer were together for years, but their love soured when public perception and the pressures of reality television grew a wedge between the couple.

Though fans were fine with accepting their teen heartthrob was back on the market, it was Jones’ decision to begin dating former B2K band member Lil Fizz that left fans scratching their heads.

At the time, Omarion really only had this to say about the odd pairing: “She’s still the mother of my children. When something affects her, it affects my kids, and that affects me. But what she does is, you know, live your life! I think people should do whatever makes them happy. I think they should change the narrative.”

Needless to say, the relationship didn’t last and the singer’s fans have been left baffled by the love triangle ever since.

“apryl wanted fizz over this”

“I’m not saying Apryls dumb or anything but..”

“He so fine wow Apryl crazy as hell”

Let fans tell it the “Icebox” singer has done nothing but remain unbothered and glow up since parting ways with the mother of his two children.

“Dammmmmnnnnn he loooking better since he left April.”

“This is what happens when you mind your business and don’t let people and their drama stress you out. 😩”

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