G-Eazy and Ashley Benson Spotted Hiking in Matching All-Black Outfits

G-Eazy - Ashley Benson Collaboration Drops This Week

Last Wednesday, June 24, G-Eazy shared the tracklist for his recently-released album "Everything's Strange Here" on Instagram. He describes the ten-track release as "projects that encapsulates my mindset and creative inspiration over the last few months."

The fourth track from the album, "All The Things You're Searching For," features Kossisko and Ashley Benson herself. "Everything's Strange Here" marks G-Eazy's seventh studio album. It was also his first release following last year's "Scary Nights" EP.

Last month, the American rapper, whose real name is Gerald Earl Gillum, took to Twitter to share his sentiments. "8 weeks ago I didn't know I needed to make this," Eazy began his post. "The world has been turned upside down and inside out - but a lot of us have had the opportunity to self reflect and evolve."

He then described his recent album as "a representation of where my heart and head have been at," explaining that it is honest and pure.

The album was initially scheduled for a June 5 release. However, the killing of George Floyd and the nationwide protests for the Black Lives Matter movement has pushed the album release.

The pair have previously performed a cover of Radiohead's "Creep" together back in April. The cover, which featured a line from the 1992 hit, "what the hell am I doing here," scrawled in a white background filled with black marks.

"Spread Love, Not Hate"

The relationship between Gillum and Benson began almost immediately after the 30-year-old actress broke up with model-actress Cara Delevigne more than a month ago. Various entertainment outlets started reporting that she entered in a rebound relationship with the rapper.

Hollywood Life reported that they were spotted kissing, also in Los Angeles, last month. A source reportedly told the entertainment website that "it's nothing serious." The source noted that the rapper is only helping Benson taker her mind off from the breakup.

Delevigne, however, defended her former partner through an Instagram story statement. "It's more important now more than ever to spread love, not hate. To everyone hating on @ashleybenson, please stop," the "Suicide Squad" star wrote. "You don't know the truth, only her and I do, and that's exactly how it should be."

The former lovers started together as co-actors in the 2018 punk-rock drama "Her Smell." Benson posted a photo of her and Delevigne on Instagram in May 2018. Later in the same month, they were spotted holding hands, with Pride magazine creating a writeup on the pair.

It was until June 2019 that Delevigne confirmed that they were dating. They were also reported to have moved in together.