‘They Are Back Together’: LeToya Luckett’s Date Night YouTube Video Leaves Fans Suspecting Her and Ex, Slim Thug Reconciled

In the newest episode of ”Leave It To LeToya” with LeToya Luckett, she took fans on a journey to her closet where she and her longtime friend Kim styled her for different date night outfits while still being on a budget. 

One of LeToya’s night out looks consisted of a black fitted dress with a black blazer overtop. Another look of hers included a black top, green skirt, and a white button up. She and Kim  reminded viewers to always give a little bit of “sexy” by including a bag that pops at the side. 

They Are Back Together': LeToya Luckett's Date Night YouTube Video Leaves Fans Suspecting Her and Ex, Slim Thug Reconciled
(left) LeToya Luckett Source: @letoyaluckett/Instagram (right) Slim Thug Source: @slimthug/Instagram

As the different looks progressed, LeToya mentioned she would wear one of her outfits on a “date night.” This left Kim questioning LeToya on who she was going out with. 

“Who is the date?” Kim asked. 

LeToya followed up with, “You’re all in my business,” 

The singer moved on and showed viewers a white blazer dress that she wore while performing at the Houston Rodeo in March. LeToya mentioned that she performed with her ex, Slim Thug, and as soon as she mentioned his name, the two best friends giggled.

LeToya described their performance as “really cool.”

She added, “Because Slim and I dated for a decade and it was a cool Houston moment because people hadn’t seen us perform that song together like ever.” LeToya noted that the moment was, “Cute and really cool; we had great chemistry on stage. People loved the record.”

The Grammy winner shouted out her former beau, thanking him for performing their song with her; and even admitted that he liked her dress. Kim sarcastically replied, “I know he did child, I know he did.”

The video, which received over 24,000 likes, was met with comments regarding LeToya’s love life and if her and Slim Thug have a secret romance.  

“Letoya’s friend reaction when Slim Thug name came up reads they are back together.”

“When are you and Big Slim going on y’all date? I just love the energy y’all share.”

“I feel like Letoya and Slim sitting in a tree, k.i.s.s.i.n.g”

“Like Slim said, she always looks like she’s going somewhere”

“I can see it all in Kim’s face, she needs to spill that tea!” 

Slim Thug was the first featured guest on LeToya’s new show and many fans suspected a flame of romance was relit after watching their “Having a Conversation with My Ex” video. LeToya and Slim both have yet to confirm or deny anything, but fans are itching to find out where the two stand. 

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