21 Savage Seemingly Confirms Relationship With Latto

21 Savage Seemingly Confirms Relationship With Latto


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Rumors surrounding 21 Savage and Latto’s alleged romance have heated up once again, thanks to a new lyric that fans are convinced is a not-so-subtle nod to the Atlanta rapper.

On Hunxho’s newly released track “If Only” (Sept. 19), 21 Savage delivers a line that instantly caught listeners’ attention: “Ain’t no pullin’ out, she told me keep it in / I done fell in love with the cheetah print.”

For many, the “cheetah print” reference felt like a direct connection to Latto, who has long embraced the bold pattern as part of her style, branding, and even merchandise. The lyric quickly ignited social media chatter, with fans speculating that 21 was finally hinting at the romance that has been rumored between the two stars for years.

21 Savage and Latto have been the subject of relationship rumors since 2020. The whispers only grew louder after the pair were reportedly spotted vacationing together, though neither artist has publicly confirmed anything. Latto has also been careful to keep her private life out of the spotlight, often dodging direct questions about who she’s dating.

While fans see 21’s “cheetah print” bar as a wink toward Latto, neither he nor Latto has addressed the speculation head-on. For now, the buzz remains based on interpretation rather than confirmation. Still, the line adds fresh fuel to ongoing gossip about the two Atlanta heavyweights being more than just friends.


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