Lil Baby Gets Frisky with His Girlfriend Jayda Cheaves and Fans Love It

It looks like Jayda Cheaves and rapper Lil Baby are still going strong in their relationship.

The couple decided to give fans a look into their love life. Cheaves, 23, took to her Instagram story on Tuesday, Sept. 15, with a cute couple’s pic. The image showed the socialite wearing a white and gray top and short set, while the “We Paid” rap artist, 25, donned a regular black tee.

He stood behind his girlfriend as she captured a sweet moment of them together on her camera phone. Cheaves not only showed off her beautiful appearance, but she also let folks know she was spending time with her bae.

Jayda Cheaves
Jayda Cheaves and rapper Lil Baby @thejaydacheaves/Instagram

Lil Baby posed with his hand placed seductively on his girlfriend, while they took a selfie.

Fans swooned over the pair’s love and suggestive snap.

“He bout to marry that girl 😍 I can feel it.,” one of the couple’s fans wrote.

“I love Jayda & Lil baby they business is they business everybody go through stuff glad y’all relationships are perfect 👌🏽,” another added.

Someone else said, “They look good, can’t even knock it. She loves and adores her man, you can not bash her for that.”

“It’s the 😺 grab for me 😍😍 Jayda keeps this man happy you can tell lol 😆 gotta love it.”

After dating off and on for years, the pair broke up in March.

It’s not clear what caused their breakup, but Lil Baby allegedly cheated on her with another woman.

Jayda Cheaves
Jayda Cheaves and rapper Lil Baby post up together. @lilbaby_1/Instagram

The social media influencer addressed their breakup via Twitter on March 4, and wrote “Stop trying to piece together this man interviews, songs etc because we’re no longer in a relationship,” she tweeted. “We’re also not beefing so plz stop with the negativity. It’s no bad blood on my end. & the main focus right now is that we have a 1 year old to raise. That’s it. That’s all.”

Cheaves and Lil Baby share 1-year-old son Loyal together. Baby also has a 5-year-old son from a previous relationship.

As for Cheaves and the musician’s relationship, the two seem happy since reconciling.

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