G Herbo Spotted With Baby Mothers in Miami!

Chicago born rapper G Herbo is making waves in the media as he was spotted at Playa Miami with Arianna Fletcher and Tania Williams.

The “Swervo” rapper had a son, Yoshon, in 2018 with Instagram influencer Ari Fletcher. The pair met in their hometown of Chicago and started dating soon after. The couple dated for four years on-and-off they officially split in late 2018.

Tania Williams, daughter of Emily B and step daughter to New York rapper Fabulous, started dating Herb in 2019. It was speculated by Ari that Herbo cheated on her with Tania.While Tania has never confirmed the allegations actions surrounding the pair confirmed the allegations.

Just after Ari and Herbo officially split Ari took to social media to express her discomfort. Emily B and Reginae Carter came to Tania’s defense ultimately blaming Ari as the reason the pair split.

Tania and Herbo welcomed two kids during their relationship. A boy Essex in 2019 and a girl Emmy in 2021. During the couples relationship Ari had no problems openly admitting her feelings. Despite the two women sharing kids with Herbo it was clear a happy blended family would not be in the near future.

The “My City” rapper appeared on an episode of Caresha Please in 2022 where he admitted to his wrong doings. He expressed to viewers that he indeed cheated on Ari with Tania because “he was young”.

After years of a turmoil it appears that the trio have put their differences to the side. G Herbo, Tania, and Arianna were spotted in Playa Miami enjoying a night out. Videos surfaced online of the two women sharing hookahs, dancing together, and even taunting Herbo.

Once the videos made their rounds fans started sharing their opinions. One fan tweeted “Lemme call G herbo and get some advice..because my baby mommas woulda been rolling in the club.” Arianna clapped back making it clear that “He didn’t mend or coach us through sh-t. That was all us.”

It appears the once impossible blended family have been able to come together. We are happy to see that the kids can enjoy their families without disruption.