A$AP Rocky unexpectedly shares how he and Rihanna 'spice things up' in their relationship
A$AP Rocky has revealed some intimate details about how he and Rihanna keep the spark alive in their relationship after having three kids together.
The pair, who announced their relationship in November 2020, welcomed their children, Rocki Irish, four months old, Riot, two, and RZA, three, into their family, and no doubt it changed their dynamic.
Trying to be the same couple you were before kids is a pipe dream for many, as the constant work, stress, and distance from your partner can all lead up to fights, and even resentment.
So, keeping your relationship alive is really important.
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But maintaining it takes work, which the ‘Don't Be Dumb’ rapper seems to have on lock.
The 37-year-old went on The Ebro Show, where he admitted how he and Rihanna ‘spice things up’ while also being parents.
He revealed: "You got to spice it up. You got to still date. You got to still be friends.”
He said: "We roll [music] dice. We play cards. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, she a cheater. We be playing crazy eights. I love that girl to death, man. You know, word. We got to keep the funk going cuz if not, what we doing then?"
While many fans have wondered when the pair will decide to tie the knot, the rapper actually addressed this last year.
In an interview with ELLE, he was asked why he calls the singer his ‘wife’.
He coyly replied: "How you know I’m not already a husband?"
A$AP went on to say that he’d never admit if they were engaged or married.
In his conversation with Ebro Darden, he went on to share that being a girl dad has changed him for the better.
"Man, being a girl dad, bro, it's made me so vulnerable. I'm born again," he said. "Granted, she's only 4 months, but when she look at me, Ebro, I just be like, I melt inside. You know what I'm saying?"
"Like, I'm already in love with her mother, so I'm falling in love all over again," Rocky added.
He then said it made him respect women more.
“And it's just like the respect I have for women is just growing,” he said. “I just got so much respect and props for mothers, what they go through, what they body go through, the changes, and then to have a daughter. It's just mindboggling, bro.”
“She got all my looks,” he continued. “She the girl version of me, man.”
Topics: Sex and Relationships, Rihanna, Music, Celebrity, Parenting
Britt Jones