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Pink Villa
15 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Have The Kid LAROI and Tate McRae Broken Up? Rapper Reveals They're on 'Good Terms' After Split
The Kid LAROI has seemingly confirmed that he and Tate McRae have broken up. On Friday, July 25, the Australian rapper and singer shared a screenshot of a conversation with someone from his team on X (formerly Twitter), where he addressed rumors and clarified that the two artists are now separated but remain on 'good terms.' The confirmation came after a fan accused LAROI's team of promoting tweets that appeared to criticize McRae. These posts included lyrics from his latest single, Hot Girl Problems, which some interpreted as referencing McRae. The STAY artist responded publicly to the fan's comment, writing, 'so yall know I have NOTHING to do with this and I DO NOT co sign this behavior whatsoever. working to get these removed.' The Kid LAROI revealed he is on 'good terms' with Tate McRae Along with the denial, The Kid LAROI shared a screenshot of a message exchange in which he asked a team member, 'Guys is this coming internally? If so can we please have these taken down.' In a follow-up message, he added, 'Tate and I are on good terms and this just looks messy / whack.' His team responded in agreement, with one member writing, 'We'll make moves on this.' Another person replied, 'definitely didn't come from us that's f----- up,' distancing themselves from the negative tweets. Here's how The Kid LAROI and Tate McRae's relationship started The Kid LAROI and Tate McRae first sparked dating rumors in January 2024 when McRae posted a mirror selfie wearing a black one-piece and a shirt similar to one previously seen on LAROI. He fueled speculation by commenting a sunglasses emoji on the photo. In the following months, they were seen together multiple times, from dinner dates in Los Angeles to walking hand-in-hand at the 2024 NHL All-Star Game in Toronto. During an April concert, The Kid LAROI mentioned that 'his girlfriend' was watching from backstage, confirming their relationship unofficially. The couple made it Instagram official in July 2024 The couple finally went public in July when The Kid LAROI shared a photo of them kissing on his Instagram stories to celebrate McRae's 21st birthday. 'happy 21st birthday,' he wrote. 'you make me better! I love yoooouuu @tatemcrae.' McRae returned the gesture a month later for LAROI's birthday, posting a video of the two dancing and writing, '@thekidlaroi i love you soooooo much <3 so grateful for u.'
Express Tribune
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
The Kid LAROI seemingly confirms split from Tate Mcrae
The Kid LAROI has seemingly confirmed a split from Tate McRae, stating that while they are no longer together, they remain on good terms. The revelation followed public scrutiny over alleged negative social media posts about McRae. On X, LAROI addressed a fan's claim that his team was encouraging online attacks on McRae in connection with his new single 'Hot Girl Problems.' He responded: 'Tate and I are on good terms and this just looks messy / whack.' LAROI also made clear he has no involvement in those posts and is working to have them removed. This indicates a concern over misattributed behavior and highlights a desire to maintain respect despite personal change. The couple, who had publicly confirmed their relationship in mid‑2024 and frequently appeared together at public events, including appearances, performances, and collaborative songs, had been in the spotlight for both their romance and music. Recent fan activity on Reddit suggests disappointment and speculation around the possible breakup, though posts remain inconclusive. Still, LAROI's public statement is the clearest indication yet of a shift in their relationship. Their collaborations, both online and on-stage, demonstrated mutual support during their time together. At least one duet, I Know Love, featured on McRae's album and included affectionate on-stage moments. While neither artist has issued a combined statement, LAROI's remarks appear formal yet amicable, reflecting an effort to minimize confusion amid personal news and public interest.
Perth Now
4 days ago
- Sport
- Perth Now
Moore wary of rival tactic as Magpies reset flag push
Collingwood are preparing for opposition forwards to attempt to isolate skipper Darcy Moore in an increasing number of one-on-one battles as the AFL premiership race heats up. Two-time All-Australian defender Moore was out-pointed last round by Patrick Voss, who steered Fremantle to a thrilling one-point victory with a career-best six goals. And the Magpies believe the Dockers' Voss blueprint is one other rivals will seek to replicate at the business end of the season. Pies coach Craig McRae has had a "good chat" with Moore about what to expect, starting in Sunday's clash with Richmond at the MCG. "The six goals weren't only on him," McRae said. "We have a team system that we like to think supports things, but there's some opportunities for him to get better. "Maybe there's a platform for others that they'll show now and they'll try to sort of isolate Darcy a little bit, so we've had a chat about what that looks like. "We want our leader defending the ground better than what he did at times on the weekend, so we won't shy away from that." Collingwood's buffer on top of the ladder was trimmed to just two competition points after successive defeats to Gold Coast and Fremantle - both by single-figure margins. Despite the mini-skid, the Magpies remain premiership favourites and are expected to easily account for third-from-bottom Richmond when they lock horns for the first time this season. McRae is pleased with the Pies' No.1-ranked defence, but is eager to sharpen up their attacking game. "We're still keeping the opposition to low numbers, it's just our connection inside-50 has gone off the last couple of weeks," he said. "The ladder predictor stuff, we can't control that. "We can only control what we can, and right now we're just setting our eyes on Richmond." Collingwood welcome back super-boot Dan Houston from an abdominal strain, alongside Tom Mitchell and Tim Membrey, but have lost Beau McCreery (hamstring). Richmond have regained key defender Noah Balta after his court-imposed curfew ended, and Steely Green has been recalled, with Seth Campbell (concussion) and Jacob Koschitzke (omitted) out of the side.
7NEWS
5 days ago
- Sport
- 7NEWS
Collingwood star Bobby Hill set to play VFL as coach Craig McRae admits there is ‘still work to be done'
Collingwood coach Craig McRae has tipped a 'cast of thousands' at Frankston as star pair Jordan De Goey and Bobby Hill return to action in modest surrounds. Accustomed to playing at the MCG, the gun duo will line up with AFL premiership teammate Billy Frampton in the Magpies' VFL side against the Dolphins at Kinetic Stadium on Saturday night. De Goey has exited concussion protocols after previously battling Achilles inflammation, which had sidelined him since the start of May. The explosive midfielder has played just five games this season, but is set to take a significant step towards featuring in the ladder leaders' premiership push. 'We're excited for what that looks like,' McRae said on Friday when confirming De Goey's VFL comeback. 'He'll get some game time. He's been out for I don't even know how many weeks, but we're excited to have Jordy back, fit and available. 'There's always an element of risk with all things but, based on the last three or four weeks of training, he looks really fit and strong.' Hill's return is another positive sign for Collingwood after the Norm Smith medallist sat out the last four weeks due to personal reasons and illness. 'There's still work to be done,' McRae said. 'You can't say that with what he's been going through, it's just going to be flick a switch and things change. 'But the reality is, it's good to see him back training. He's been back at work for the last week and a half, and training hard. 'So we want to see that transfer to match fitness and then we will progress from there.' Dan Houston (abdominal strain) and Tim Membrey (managed) will return at AFL level as Collingwood seek to arrest a two-match losing skid against Richmond at the MCG on Sunday. Meanwhile, McRae will be 'heavily involved' in discussions around potential off-season recruits, with Collingwood strongly linked to a play for Carlton's Jack Silvagni. 'Unrestricted free agents are something that we want to continue to explore,' McRae said. 'Whether it's Jack or someone else, we'll step into that because we don't want to stand still. 'We want to be better than what we are now next year and we'll look to avenues to bring players in.' Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell ruffled feathers when he met with West Coast captain Oscar Allen earlier this year, but McRae would have no qualms sitting down with Silvagni. The link between Silvagni - from a famous Carlton family - and the Blues' arch-rivals Collingwood has caused outrage in sections of the clubs' supporter bases. 'I would meet with Jack, yeah, if that was something that was important to us,' McRae said.
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
Boost for Magpies as star pair cleared to return in VFL
Collingwood coach Craig McRae has tipped a "cast of thousands" at Frankston as star pair Jordan De Goey and Bobby Hill return to action in modest surrounds. Accustomed to playing at the MCG, the gun duo will line up with AFL premiership teammate Billy Frampton in the Magpies' VFL side against the Dolphins at Kinetic Stadium on Saturday night. De Goey has exited concussion protocols after previously battling Achilles inflammation, which had sidelined him since the start of May. The explosive midfielder has played just five games this season, but is set to take a significant step towards featuring in the ladder leaders' premiership push. The return of multiple players to AFL and VFL action, our focus for the weekend and more! 🗣️Watch as Fly speaks to the media: — Collingwood FC (@CollingwoodFC) July 25, 2025 "We're excited for what that looks like," McRae said on Friday when confirming De Goey's VFL comeback. "He'll get some game time. He's been out for I don't even know how many weeks, but we're excited to have Jordy back, fit and available. "There's always an element of risk with all things but, based on the last three or four weeks of training, he looks really fit and strong." Hill's return is another positive sign for Collingwood after the Norm Smith medallist sat out the last four weeks due to personal reasons and illness. "There's still work to be done," McRae said. "You can't say that with what he's been going through it's just going to be flick a switch and things change. "But the reality is, it's good to see him back training. He's been back at work for the last week and a half, and training hard." Dan Houston (abdominal strain) and Tim Membrey (managed) will return at AFL level as Collingwood seek to arrest a two-match losing skid against Richmond at the MCG on Sunday. Meanwhile, McRae will be "heavily involved" in discussions around potential off-season recruits, with Collingwood strongly linked to a play for Carlton's Jack Silvagni. "Unrestricted free agents are something that we want to continue to explore," McRae said. "Whether it's Jack or someone else, we'll step into that because we don't want to stand still. "We want to be better than what we are now next year and we'll look to avenues to bring players in." Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell ruffled feathers when he met with West Coast captain Oscar Allen earlier this year, but McRae would have no qualms sitting down with Silvagni. The link between Silvagni - from a famous Carlton family - and the Blues' arch-rivals Collingwood has caused outrage in sections of the clubs' supporter bases. "I would meet with Jack, yeah, if that was something that was important to us," McRae said.
