A$AP Rocky and Rihanna “spice things up” while raising their three kids by carving out time some alone time.
“You got to spice it up. You got to still date. You got to still be friends. We roll [music] dice. We play cards,” the rapper said during Wednesday’s episode of the “Ebro Show.”
“Like, she a cheater,” he quipped. “We be playing crazy eights. I love that girl to death, man. You know, word. We got to keep the funk going cuz if not, what we doing then?”
The couple — who have been dating since 2020 — welcomed their first son, RZA, in May 2022, followed by Riot, in August 2023 and daughter, Rocki, in September 2025.
Rocky and Rihanna, both 37, have made it clear that they prioritize their romance as they have been spotted on several date nights since welcoming their third child.
The musicians wore matching fur coats for a romantic date night in Paris in November and spotted wearing coordinated leather looks for another date night a few weeks later in Santa Monica.
The loved-up pair even sparked marriage rumors in October when the “Praise the Lord” rapper referred to himself as Rihanna’s “husband” in an interview with Perfect Magazine.
“Being a father and a partner and a loving husband in my family is what makes me really, really happy,” he said.
Rocky was asked if he was ready to be a husband in an interview with Elle published in September, to which he replied, “How you know I’m not already a husband?”
Despite, playing coy, he did give more insight into his life at home with the Fenty Beauty founder and their children.
“We don’t talk too much about work, because we deal with that all day, every day,” he explained.
“When you come home, it’s about family,” he continued. “It’s about your relationship. It’s about your household. It ain’t about all that other s–t.”
But the couple might have even less alone time as Rihanna hinted that she’s ready for baby number four earlier this month.
She left an agreeing comment “Love Island” alum Montana Brown’s post where she debated on getting “hot and sexy or get pregnant in 2026.”
“Wait! So I’m not crazy then? Bet!” the nine-time Grammy winner wrote.
