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It looks like G-Eazy may have a new lady in his life. The rapper, 29, took to his Instagram Story to share a pic of fashion model Yasmin Wijnaldum along with a sweet shout out.
G-Eazy wrote “Nice shirt bae,” followed by a black heart emoji on the photo. The love is mutual because Yasmin’s shirt was a tribute to one of the musician’s songs, “Leviathan.” The Dutch beauty’s black graphic T-Shirt reads “Looks sweet, but the devil’s in the details,” and features the Devil dancing with a woman while wearing a leather jacket. It’s safe to say the model supports G-Eazy’s music since those are direct lyrics from the track, which are the following: “Liquor red cups, endless refills / Weed, cocaine, molly, E-pills / Looks sweet, but the devil’s in the details / The flow switch pace when the beat builds.”
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The two have yet to be photographed together but they do follow each other on Instagram. We wouldn’t be surprised they’re laying low for now and keeping their romance on the private side, considering that’s how most relationships start in Hollywood. Prior to this, G-Eazy seemed to have had a fling with a woman named Christina Roseann Ray, after being spotted making out with her. Since then, he hasn’t been seriously linked to anyone other than Halsey. The two dated on and off for a little over a year.
The former couple first called it quits in July 2018, before officially breaking up in October 2018. At the time, the “Without Me” singer, 24, shared some cryptic tweets, hinting at their issues. She wrote, “Reminder to self: Happiness is not a replacement for misery. It’s an addition. Pain will always be there. But that’s okay. U allow happiness to join as another option. So when the time comes, it’s there waiting, existing; a possibility for when you’re ready to choose.” She continued, “@ me: life is not pain vs happiness. One does not replace the other. They exist together. Happiness doesn’t arrive as a replacement. It arrives to assist u in carrying the weight of the pain.”
reminder to self: happiness is not a replacement for misery. it’s an addition. pain will always be there. but that’s okay. u allow happiness to join as another option. so when the time comes, it’s there waiting, existing; a possibility for when you’re ready to choose.
