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Ray J and Princess Love Seemingly Are Working Things Out Amid Divorce After Spending Time with Each Other and Their Kids for the Holidays

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Ray J and Princess Love seem to be having a holly jolly Christmas together with their children amid their divorce process.

It’s been over two months since Ray J filed for divorce from Princess Love for a second time, and it looks like the “Love and Hip Hop” couple is deciding to work things out with each other again and just in time for the holidays.

Princess Love and Ray J taking photos with their children and Santa (Photo: @rayj/Instagram )

On Dec. 24, Ray J uploaded two Instagram videos of him preparing for Christmas. In the first one, he shared a video of what appeared to be his living room with a blue-and-pink Christmas tree up and several gifts. In the second video, Ray J and Love took their children to go see and take pictures with Santa. However, it didn’t go so well, as both children ended up in tears on their parents’ laps and Santa seated in the middle.

But that’s not all. The “One Wish” singer shared a two-minute and 16-second video of him, his wife, his children, his sister Brandy Norwood, her daughter Syrai Smith and their parents, Sonja and Willie Norwood Sr., opening gifts together. Donny Hathaway’s version of the song “This Christmas” played in the background of the video that showed Ray J and his family enjoying their Christmas together.

He wrote, “Today was so special – I actually got real emotional today bc all the love we shared as a family was priceless. God I’m so thankful for my family! I put up this clip and fast forwarded some great moments for you all to see. Love you all so much!! Merry Christmas,” along with tagging the names of his family members in attendance.

Earlier this year, Ray J completely scrapped his Instagram. During the month of November, however, he was filling it up with videos and pictures of his family. Love, on the other hand, only has photos and videos of herself, her children and the shows she’s producing.

In October, Ray J was hospitalized after being sick with pneumonia, and, during that time, it was revealed that he filed for divorce. He also put on his profile that he was “separated and single.” Last year, Ray J filed for divorce for the first time and dismissed it, which was months after Love filed for divorce in May 2020 and dismissed hers.

Neither has stated whether they have decided to work things out again.

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