Papoose can't get enough of his boo Claressa Shields, even if their proclamations of love for one another often get some clowning on social media. There are a lot of factors to this, whether it's people just hating on a flashy couple or Remy Ma fans invested in the relationship drama. Either way, Pap's latest move shows he isn't shy about making that love very clear, as he will now carry Shields' name everywhere he goes.
He posted a video on Instagram soundtracked by Ed Sheeran's "Thinking Out Loud" of him getting a tattoo of "Claressa" on his left bicep. "Salute to @Kwon.doe for bringing this amazing art to life. @claressashields #papoose #tattoo #ínklífe," the caption read. The video also showed the rapper taking a picture of his new ink, presumably to send to his partner.
Claressa Shields is gearing up for a fight tonight (Saturday, August 15), so she's probably too busy to respond to this right now. At press time, she hasn't reposted this on IG, but we're sure it will be solid fuel for her rapidly approaching matchup.
What Time Is Claressa Shields' Fight Tonight?
Shields will face off against Kaye Scott tonight for the WBA and WBC unified middleweight world championship at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia. DAZN will livestream the event, with the main card beginning at 8PM EST. Folks expect main event ring walks to begin at around 11:30PM EST.
Claressa has her boo's full support, whether in terms of energy or physical presence. Many folks reacted to this tattoo news by bringing up his tattoo of Remy. Amid Remy Ma's ongoing divorce process with Papoose, folks are taking every little piece of drama they can get.
Speaking of which, Remy Ma may have dissed Papoose and Claressa Shields on her new song "Wanna Go." It has lyrical references to "hand-me-downs" and a possible reference to the derogatory "Clarence" nickname Shields has gotten.
In any case, this couple knows all too well that love and hate their way only means more engagement. So as long as they support each other, they can continue to deal with scrutiny against their partnership.
