‘Working and Entertaining Mr. Hotboy’: Megan Thee Stallion Lets Fans In on Her Love Life with Rapper Pardison Fontaine

The romance between rappers Megan Thee Stallion and Pardison Fontaine appears to be going strong. 

Over the weekend, the self-proclaimed Houston-Hottie shared a gallery of pictures featuring her and the “Backing’ It Up” rapper on her Istagram account. Megan even gave fans an update on her love life and a little insight into what she’s been working on over the last several months.

(L-R): Megan Thee Stallion, Pardison Fontaine Photo: @theestallion/Instagram @pardi/Instagram

In the first slide, the “WAP” emcee uploaded a gorgeous selfie of herself, showing off her whimsical-inspired makeup look. She sported a blue metallic sleeveless top and aqua-blue hair covered with a multi-colored purple Versace scarf. In the second slide, the female emcee went with a makeup-free look, sporting nothing but a black hair covering and a brown T-shirt while throwing up a peace sign as she lay in bed, with Pardison next to her. 

(L-R): Pardison Fontaine, Megan Thee Stallion Photo: @theestallion/Instagram

Other snaps included a picture of Pardison holding up a plate of buffalo wings, Megan holding a bottle of Ace of Spades champagne, and even an image of her at what looked to be dance rehearsals. 

“I’ve been grinding so hard lately the hotties are abt to be so proud 😭,” Megan wrote in her caption to her fan base. She added, “literally all I’ve been doing is working and entertaining mr hotboy 😂.”

Pardison Fontaine Photo: @theestallion/Instagram

The post received over 1.6 million likes from fans who were happy to see that the “Cry Baby” rapper was delighted in her new relationship and career, including one user who wrote, “I just know this grammy performance is about to be EPIC.” She added, “So proud of you meg❤️.” Another user commented, “This is reminder, don’t give up, keep moving forward, god is with you always.”

“Y’all cute 😭 glad you’re happy 💙,” a third wrote. 

Meanwhile, other fans jokingly expressed how they’ve missed seeing the star on social media since she entered her new relationship. One person said, “Lol you had Hotties making ‘Have you seen Megan’ pages and asking Pardi to give you back 😂.”  “I’m tired! we want attention to 🙄,” another quipped. 

Megan went Instagram official with her new boo last month after gushing about him during a Live session. “Yeah, he my boyfriend,” Megan said at the time while revealing details about her bond. “He too fine and he big, I like that. We was in the bed, and I was like, let’s take a break. Let’s revisit this…But no, he is so perfect.” 

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