Naomi Osaka & Cordae Cut up: See Her Remark

Naomi Osaka and Cordae have damaged up after greater than 5 years in combination, the tennis champ introduced Monday (Jan. 6).

In an easy letter posted to her Instagram Tale, Osaka published that she and the rapper — with whom she stocks 18-month-old daughter Shai — have referred to as it quits, however emphasised that there’s “no unhealthy blood in any respect.” “Hello everybody, simply sought after to mention that Cordae and I are now not in a courting,” she started.

“He’s a really perfect individual and an incredible dad,” the previous Olympian persevered. “In truth in point of fact satisfied our paths crossed as a result of my daughter is my largest blessing and I used to be ready to develop so much from our reports in combination.”

Billboard has reached out to Cordae’s rep for remark.

In a while prior to confirming their cut up, Osaka had additionally hinted at a big lifestyles exchange in an Instagram publish Sunday (Jan. 5). Amid a carousel of footage from a few of her seaside and mountain climbing adventures — in addition to a pair snaps appearing off her 2025 ASB Vintage Ladies’s Singles finalist trophy — the athlete integrated every other written message that learn, “I’ve come to the belief that what’s intended for me is supposed for me.”

“Perhaps positive eventualities happen to coach my thoughts for what’s to come back,” she’d persevered. “Perhaps there’s larger and higher issues on my trail, and I simply need to proceed the adventure to stumble upon them.”

Osaka and the “RNP” musician first sparked courting rumors in April 2019, two months and then Cordae showed the connection in an interview with HOT 97 through announcing, “That’s my lady.” 4 years later, the tennis professional introduced that they have been anticipating their first kid in a while after retreating from the 2023 Australian Open; that July, the pair welcomed Shai.

Cordae’s newest album, The Crossroads, arrived in November and earned a place at No. 19 on Billboard‘s Easiest Rap Albums of 2024 record.