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Did Reginae Carter and YFN Lucci Break up?

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Reginae Carter‘s fans notice that she has scrubbed her Instagram of pictures with her rapper boo YFN Lucci. Carter made a post earlier this week on Instagram rocking a silk textured dress, knee-high boots and a fun curly bob. The caption of her photo said, “It’s absolute, I’m back reboot.” Some fans took the “I’m back” to signify she’s no longer with Lucci.

Reginae Carter

Carter’s fans quickly filled the comments after noticing pictures of her boyfriend were removed.

“Congrats on your break up with Lucci. He’s very young minded for the age he is and all those kids he has and 2 of them aren’t even at least 1. You need to be single and focus on yourself.”

“It impossible to make a n*gga stop messing wit his bm. You still bomb just level up sis.”

“I think he used her to come up a little on the fame side… he wasn’t that major before she started f*ckin w/ him!”

Carter’s relationship with Lucci has been criticized since the beginning. Critics believed the 28-year-old rapper was too old for the celebrity teen. They were trashed earlier this month after wearing matching outfits. “Must went to a nerd party , cuz u look goofy af 👎🏾,” one fan said.

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