‘ChawwwwwCoLaTe Fahhh Meh’: Fans Chime in After Keyshia Cole Reveals the Type of Man She Likes

Keyshia Cole is evidently back on the market and knows the type of man who can catch her eye.

The “Enough of No Love” singer hopped over to Twitter this week and revealed she likes her men dark and handsome with a good heart.

“I love a chocolate Chocolate bar summN I’ve noticed,” Cole tweeted on Monday, Sept. 7. In a separate message she added, “I also love a kind man. I’ve noticed.”

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Keyshia Cole reveals the type of man she likes. @keyshiacole/Twitter

The songstress also retweeted a fan post that said “the blacker the berry, the sweeter the juice” and wrote, “My sentiments exactly.”

One fan accused Cole of not knowing “how to keep” a man and that’s when the R&B crooner clapped back, “See that’s where y’all got me f–ked up at. A Nigga don’t kno how to KEEP me … RESPECTFULLY sus.”

https://twitter.com/KeyshiaCole/status/1303182905372360705?s=20
@keyshiacole/Twitter

Of course, Cole’s comments sparked several reactions from online users.

“It’s the ChawwwwwCoLaTe Fahhh Meh 2 keyshiiiiaaaa 😩😩😩🤣”

“She don’t give herself time to heal at all, most females don’t 😬”

“I’m a chocolate lover too 😩🍫 my childhood crush was Sammie while everyone else’s was Bow Wow and Romeo.. I been #teamchocolate 😩🔥”

One person claimed her set of tweets confirmed her and Niko Khale‘s alleged split.

The pair apparently called it quits in July and unfollowed each other on social media. Neither Cole nor Khale has addressed the speculation. They do, however, share 1-year-old son Tobias Khale and seemed to be focused on co-parenting him.

Cole’s recent Twitter revelation comes days after she finalized her divorce from ex-husband Daniel “Booby” Gibson. She announced the news via Instagram on Thursday, Sept. 3, and wrote, “I’m so damn happy my divorce is FINALLY, FINAL!!! This is not a SHADE POST PROMISE! Just a genuinely happy post, that that weight is lifted from over both our heads💜💜 #PARTY IN #MALIBU 🥰.”

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(From left to right): Niko Khale and son Tobias Khale, Keyshia Cole, Daniel Gibson Jr., Daniel Gibson Sr. and Sinfony Rosales. @nikokhale/Instagram

Cole and Gibson wed in 2011 and share 10-year-old son Daniel Gibson Jr.

They separated in October 2014, after the Cleveland Cavaliers player allegedly cheated on her with multiple women. The single mother of two filed to end her marriage with Gibson in 2017, citing irreconcilable differences.

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