Drake met one of hip-hop's fastest-rising stars in Sexyy Red ahead of his second show at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.
On Tuesday, the Toronto megastar took to his Instagram Story and shared a series of clips of him hours before he took the stage for his second performance at the Barclays Center. In one of the photos, Drake is hanging out with Sexyy Red in what appears to be a backstage area.
Drizzy planted a kiss on Red's cheek with a caption that read, "Just met my rightful wife @sexyyred" before posting another picture in which he gave her a second kiss during the show.
Sexyy Red also shared the backstage meetup on her Instagram Story, and a few clips of her enjoying the show.
Sexyy Red has been on quite the run since breaking out with her viral hit "Pound Town." The record became a hit on TikTok, and Red kept the momentum going with her latest single, "SkeeYee." The record has been catching steam since it was released on Red's Hood Hottest Princess project in June, with rappers such as Lil Uzi Vert and more turning up to the infectious track.
There have been a number of celebrities who have popped up to Drake's It's All A Blur tour. Boston Celtics All-Star forward Jayson Tatum walked with Drake to open the show at the TD Garden in Boston, four-time NBA champion Steph Curry pulled up to the first show in Brooklyn, and one of the biggest moments came when J. Cole filled in for 21, who couldn't make the show in Montreal.
On both nights of the Montreal stop, the 6 God had the Dreamville boss take the stage for a performance of "No Role Modelz" and Drake even hinted at appearing on a song with Cole on his next album.
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