Naomi Osaka Celebrates Boyfriend Cordae's New Album: "Proud of You"

Published on 1/14/2022 at 12:40 PM

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 13: Rapper Cordae (L) and professional tennis player Naomi Osaka attend the 2021 Met Gala Celebrating In America: A Lexicon Of Fashion at the Metropolitan Museum Of Art on September 13, 2021 in New York City. (Photo by Ray T

Cordae is flying high following the release of his sophomore album, Bird's Eye View, on Jan. 14. His new album has been met with praise from fans all over, but his girlfriend, Naomi Osaka, has been right by his side to celebrate his big accomplishment. "Getting closer to someone and seeing how much love and dedication they put into their craft is truly inspiring," she wrote in an Instagram post on Friday alongside a photo of the two cozied up together.

"Makes you feel like some people are born to do certain things, @cordae you're a star and a light, quite literally brighten up every room you walk in (or maybe it's your hair lol)," she continued. "Congratulations on your 2nd album, proud of you ❤️." Cordae couldn't help but express his gratitude for the sweet post, responding in a comment, "My MUHF*CKIN LADY !!!! I LOVE U 2 DEATH !! U TRULY MY RIDE OR DIE BONNIE AND CLYDE JUST WAY MORE FLY."

Naomi and Cordae have been quite the pair since going public with their relationship in 2019. "Yeah, that's my girl," he gushed in a Hot 97 interview. He shared that he met Naomi at a Los Angeles Clippers game before he even knew who she was. From there, the two exchanged numbers, and they've been an item ever since.

The couple never fail to support each other in their many endeavors — whether Cordae is cheering on Naomi at a match or the two are showing off on the red carpet. It's nice to see them still so in love and rooting for each other — we're here for it!

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