Freddie Gibbs made his new romance Instagram official on Valentine’s Day, but his ex-lover isn’t ready to forget about him just yet. 

On Wednesday (February 14), Gibbs took to social media to announce his new relationship with OnlyFans model Jasmine Grenaway. The duo professed their love for each other in a joint Instagram post featuring a video of the couple on a romantic vacation in Dubai. 

“Happy Valentine’s Day @freddiegibbs,” Grenaway penned in the caption. “I’m in love with you unconditionally. Thank you for existing. You are my soulmate.” 

However, it appears Gibbs’ former flame, Destini Creams, wasn’t about to let Valentine’s Day pass without a shout-out to her ex.  

Back in May last year, the adult film star went viral after calling out Gibbs in a Twitter rant. She accused him of ditching her while she was pregnant and continued hurling insults and accusations at him. She also claimed to possess a photo of Gibbs “spreading your a######.” However, she insisted she would “spare them that one though,” and not post the graphic image. 

While Freddie Gibbs remained relatively silent and did not engage with her posts, “Spreadie Gibbs” began trending as social media users got their jokes off.  

However, fast forward to the present day, after Gibbs soft-launched his new boo, Creams shared an explicit photo of somebody doing exactly what she described in the May tweet.  

Although she did not name the star of the extremely NSFW image, she hinted it was Freddie Gibbs and alluded to the unfortunate “Spreadie Gibbs” nickname. 

“spredding love,” she wrote alongside the photo. “Happy Valentine’s Day.” 

Gibbs seemingly responded to his ex with a post promoting his upcoming Netflix Comedy Fest appearance. He shared the flyer over the Geto Boys track “Quickie” which includes lyrics which might explain the photo. 

“I guess I better let her,” Gibbs wrote in the caption alongside crying with laughter emoji. 

Her post caused shockwaves online and Gibbs began trending with the unsavoury moniker once again. Check out some of the reactions below.