‘Never Seen Lori This Happy’: Fans Gush Over Lori Harvey and Michael B. Jordan While Jordan Reminisces Over His Vacation with Harvey

Michael B. Jordan just can’t get enough of his girlfriend Lori Harvey.

Almost two weeks after their romantic getaway trip, on July 22 Jordan posted a photo of himself and Harvey showing the two all smiles as they were hugged up in the water near a beach. He wrote, “Take me back…” on the photo.

Michael B. Jordan and Lori Harvey enjoying their vacation. @michaelbjordan/Instagram

Fans commented on how the two looked visibly genuinely happy. One person said, “They look happy and good together. Good for them. 👏👏👏👏👏” and another wrote, “Ion never seen Lori this happy 😊 with anyone else.”

Others are still looking to figure out what person keeps capturing the couple’s intimate moments. “Man this may be a dumb question but who tf be taking the pictures 😫😭😭,” said one curious person. While that mystery remains unsolved, Harvey and Jordan are continuing to live their best lives together.

They recently shared their first social media kiss while on this trip, which some fans speculated they did just to try to prove that their relationship is legit. But according to Jordan, 34, and Harvey, 24, their feelings for each other are real but they are not looking to prove anything to anyone.

In an interview with Men’s Health, Jordan addressed the rumors about the relationship being fake. He said, “I’m never going to make everybody happy. People are always going to have their opinions about me. People can make up something completely false that has no fucking substance or anything, and there’s going to be 100,000 people that are going to believe it and that’s going to be their opinion of me. I can’t do anything about that, and I’ve just got to accept that and keep moving in my purpose.”

The Creed actor added, “People that know me know my heart. But people that know me for my work . . . they know what I allow them to know. The fact that I’ve been so closed off about a lot of parts of my life was a personal choice. As I’ve gotten older and a little more mature and comfortable in my own skin, I’ve become less concerned about it.”

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