Moneybagg Yo and Ari Fletcher have left fans confused with conflicting claims about their romance, both confirming and denying that their relationship has ended.
On Friday (March 29), the Memphis rapper shared the music video for “Bussin” featuring his girlfriend.
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Soon after the visual package went live, he posted a picture with her from the set and captioned it: “I Got Da Utmost respect for u, we be in our own world not da one they live in ! We just be enjoying & having fun with da shit Teamwork make dream work ! So for Anybody got some to say or against it Stfu & keep running us up !!”
However, the TV personality hopped on Twitter in the early morning hours of Saturday (March 30) and wrote: “I’m so fucking single.”
A fan then commented by referencing the aforementioned collaboration, “I thought everything was bussin,” to which she replied: “Fuck that song and that video.”
Things got even more puzzling when the 32-year-old rapper quoted Fletcher’s “so fucking single” tweet with: “[three laughing emojis] never.”
The pair have been in an on-again-off-again relationship since 2019. Last year, however, Fletcher surprised many by saying that she had been married for the past two years, without sharing any further details.
In late November, a social media post claimed that Fletcher isn’t wife material after shaming her for showing off her body. She was quick to flip the script by responding: “I’ve been married for 2 years.”
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Moneybagg Yo declared his love for Ari a few months prior to that when he got her full name tatted behind his ear. He went through with the decision soon after he was caught cheating on her, though the two did subsequently reconcile.
During an interview with Angie Martinez on the IRL podcast over the summer, he confirmed being in a committed and monogamous relationship with the 28-year-old.
“I’ve made mistakes. I’ve made poor decisions,” he began. “And that’s why I rock with her so tough, like – she’s helping me through the situation. I look at it like I was just being a n-gga, and a n-gga that come from Memphis and my environment.
“That’s what I was used to. I had never been in no real relationship before. I had never been in no real relationship to where I’m talking to her all night, I’m checking in.”
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He added: “It’s so new to me. It’s a big transition so of course I made some mistakes. You already know what I’m getting at with that. She ain’t take that well. And it got crazy too …
“It’s different when you have the person call them and try to tell them everything … That made it even worse on her. But I kept it g [and apologized].”
