Yung Miami Says She’s ‘Single’ Amid Stefon Diggs Dating Rumors
Yung Miami has indirectly addressed the rumors that she’s dating Stefon Diggs.
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Whispers about the City Girls rapper being linked to the NFL star first started when Yung Miami was seen at Houston’s NRG Stadium in October. Upon seeing the pictures, fans immediately questioned if she was there to see Diggs, the wide receiver for the Houston Texans.
The rumors intensified over the weekend, when the baller celebrated his birthday with a dinner, which Miami attended. The rapper appeared to post images from a private party on her Instagram Stories that same night, but the post was quickly deleted. Not long after, the Caresha, Please podcast host was seen sporting Stefon Diggs’ clothing line, LIEM, further cementing their apparent connection.
Now, as rumors of a relationship continue to spread, Yung Miami has finally addressed her personal life in a series of posts on social media.
“Young, Rich, outside, & single!!!!!” she tweeted on Wednesday, December 4. “I can’t fall in love with no hoe!!!”
Miami also took to her Instagram Story, according to AllHipHop. This time around, she shared a post about only wanting to be in a relationship if it’s the kind of love Antia Baker sang about in her 1986 hit song, “Caught Up in the Rapture.”
“B***h if u aint ready to be caught up in the rapture of love leave me alone,” her repost read.
Yung Miami’s rumored romance with Stefon Diggs marks the first time she’s been linked to someone since her relationship with Sean “Diddy” Combs. Despite being close to the disgraced music mogul throughout their relationship, which began in 2022, the City Girls rapper has denied being involved in any of the allegations tied to Diddy after he was arrested on sex trafficking and racketeering charges.
Despite being referenced in at least one lawsuit against Combs, Miami addressed the allegations in August by saying: “I can’t speak on these allegations because I wasn’t around at the time. I don’t know that person, and that wasn’t my experience.”