Big Sean and Jhené Aiko Reportedly Split After 10 Years

Big Sean and Jhené Aiko Reportedly Split After 10 Years


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Big Sean and Jhené Aiko have reportedly called it quits.

According to AllHipHop, “she wanted marriage — she wanted the commitment,” one source told the outlet. “Sean loves her deeply, but he just never wanted to take that final step.” 

The two welcomed a baby boy, Noah Hasani Chilombo-Anderson, and have a great co-parenting relationship, per the source. “They’re in a great place — it’s peaceful. They both respect each other too much to let things get messy. They just want to do what’s best for their child,” the source said.

Neither Sean or Aiko have confirmed or denied these accusations as of yet.

Sean previously addressed why they haven’t tied the knot despite years together and a shared child, he dismissed rumors of a secret marriage. 

“It’s personal,” he admitted. “Like any couple in love, we’ve had our ups and downs. It’s about navigating through it all.”

Sean views marriage as a culmination of a strong partnership, not a requirement. “To me, marriage represents the best relationship,” he explained. “People always ask, ‘When are you getting married?’ But I think having a solid relationship comes first. Marriage is a byproduct of that.”


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