The footballer-turned-rapper appears to try to shoot his shot with the City Girls raptress after they posed next to one another at Rolling Loud Miami over the weekend.
- Jul 25, 2023
AceShowbiz - Antonio Brown may think he can replace Sean "P. Diddy" Combs in Yung Miami's life. Months after the raptress confirmed that she and the hip-hop mogul were no longer together, the ex-NFL star appeared to try to shoot his shot with her.
Antonio recently met the Florida native at Rolling Loud Miami, where she performed with her City Girls groupmate JT, over the weekend. The former football wide receiver didn't miss a chance to take a picture with Miami at the event.
On Sunday, July 23, he posted on his Instagram page the photo he took with Miami. In the image, the two posed side-by-side outside Hard Rock Stadium. He rocked a yellow outfit with a huge red hat and a pair of red-framed sunglasses. He also accessorized with a big chain as he wrapped his hand around Miami's shoulder.
The "Caresha Please" host, meanwhile, looked stunning in a pink dress. In the caption, the footballer-turned-rapper wrote, "Told Caresha I'm in the city. She don't need diddy."
Antonio was soon trolled by social media users, who think that he doesn't stand a chance to be with Miami. "She's going where the bag is. Sorry buddy. Yo future is uncertain," one person commented on his post. Another wrote, "He runnin outta money."
Despite Antonio's attempt to shoot his shot with Miami, she was still seen with Diddy later that night. The pair were partying together after her show and appeared to have fun as they were vibing to their new track "Act Bad" featuring JT and Fabolous.
Miami confirmed earlier this year that she and Diddy were single after their months-long fling. "We're still friends! We're still good friends! But we're single," she told The Cut in April. "That's not my man."
"We had our own situation, I'm not gonna put a title on it. We were f**king with each other hard," she explained their relationship. "We were together every day at one point. He supported me, I supported him. I'll let the internet call it whatever they want to call it."
