GloRilla just received a marriage proposal from Shaquille O'Neal.
The rising Memphis rapper has been busy in the past months as her popularity in the music industry continues. Starting with her "F.N.F (Let's Go)" release in April, GloRilla went on to release more songs and EP while establishing collaborations with other artists.
Most recently, she dropped her EP, "Anyways, Life's Great" and got featured on Latto's single "FTCU (F-k the Club Up)" alongside rapper Gangsta Boo.
Aside from receiving love and support from fans, she also received a marriage proposal from the NBA legend.
Over the Holiday weekend, O'Neal shocked everyone when he wrote something during GloRilla and Druski's Instagram Live conversation. The duo was discussing her new music when the 50-year-old wrote, "Glo will u marry me."
GloRilla has not addressed his comment yet. While O'Neal is single, his statement actually does not mean anything but a joke as he is known for sharing playful messages online. Fans teased the athlete to the rapper, but others also said he only showed his love for her as a fan.
LOL shaq was really on Druski live with GloRilla Shooting his shot. pic.twitter.com/2qgDvx6VzY
— Anthony Tilghman (@AnthonyTilghman) December 25, 2022
The 23-year-old hip-hop artist won this year's BET Hip Hop Awards' Best Hip Hop Artist. She also got nominated in the Favorite Female Hip-hop Artist and Best Song of the Year at the American Music Awards and BET Hip Hop awards, respectively.
Next year, GloRilla will have the chance to win the Best Rap Performance at the Grammy Awards for her "F.N.F. (Let's Go)."
Shaquille O'Neal's Previous Relationship
O'Neal's words of adoration came out a decade after he and his now ex-wife, Shaunie, filed for divorce. The two share four children together and spent nine years in their marriage.
His infidelity was reportedly what led to their split.
The athlete admitted on Dec. 1 on the E! News segment that ending his nine-year marriage is the biggest regret he has in his life.
"You don't know how good you got something till it's gone," he said. "I mentioned about having a 76,000-square-foot house and nobody in there. That was all my fault. I didn't do the right thing and I definitely paid for it."
In his 2011 memoir "Shaq Uncut: My Story," O'Neal confessed to cheating on the former "Basketball Wives" star. He said that, while he never did it "disrespectfully," he realized he should not have done it all.
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