Christina Milian And Lil Wayne Dating Rumors Confirmed? 'Dip It Low' Diva Says She 'Loves' The 'Sorry For The Wait' Rapper!
Christina Milian and Lil Wayne dating rumors appear to have been confirmed. According to a report from Entertainment Tonight, the "Dip It Low" diva said she "loves" the "Sorry for the Wait" rapper.
"He's the sweetest," Christina Milian gushed at a guesting for LA's Real 92.3.
"I love him. Oh, sh**!"
"I do. I do love him," Christina Milian said about Lil Wayne.
The singer and actress also clarified Christina Milian and Lil Wayne engagement rumors, which were fueled after she received a ring from the hip-hop star.
"This is not an engagement ring. It was just a sweet little gift," said Christina Milian said about Lil Wayne's gift.
In a recent interview with Latina magazine, the "Christina Milian: Turned Up" star admitted that Lil Wayne is her "mancrush."
"The deal is he's my man...crush. I think he's awesome," Christina Milan said about Lil Wayne.
"He and I have a very special relationship and I think I've always been very careful with it publicly because when you have something special it's like everybody picks apart words."
"They'll pick apart a moment in a picture and take something that's special and trash it," she added.
Aside from Lil Wayne, Christina Milian's other inspiration is her daughter, Violet.
According to a report from Fox News, the single mom shared how she balances her career and raising a child all by herself. Violet is Christina Milian's child with ex-husband and singer The Dream.
"She's my sunshine," Christina Milian gushed.
"She's the reason why I work as hard as I do now."
"Sometimes I'm extremely busy and we don't have enough time in a day to spend as I wish, but she's understanding that mommy has to make sacrifices in order for her to have a great life," she explained.
Christina Milian revealed how she tries to make up for being busy with work by catching up with her daughter.
"When we are together I make the most of it, and that's what is important -- making our time quality," she said.