Rapper Latto sat courtside at the Atlanta Hawks vs. Golden State Warriors game at State Farm Arena on Saturday, March 21. It was her first public sighting since she unveiled her baby bump in the cover art for her upcoming album, BIG MAMA.
She looked fancy in a cropped brown leather jacket, a white top, and distressed jeans. She accessorized with oversized shades and brown crocodile Carrie high-heeled gladiator sandals.
According to WWD, the sandals appear to be from Vivienne Westwood’s spring 2014 collection.
“Westwood’s Carrie style came in a glossy reddish-brown animal embossing with a thick platform sole, a high slim heel and a square open toe. Narrow straps crossed the toes and upper foot, then continued into a ladder of buckled bands that wrapped the ankle and climbed over the bunched hem of her jeans. The hardware stayed visible from nearly every angle: small square buckles, rounded metal loops and a darker brown welt that gave the shoe more weight than a standard barely-there sandal.” Source
Latto and married rapper 21 Savage are expecting their first child together. He already has 3 or 4 kids in the wild.
Latto and 21 Savage went Instagram official in September 2025 – two years after his long-suffering wife filed for divorce.
That same month, Latto joked that she and 21 Savage were man and wife. The “Brokey” rapper told TMZ she was on her way “to go have this dinner with my husband” in New York City.
21 has at least one child with his estranged wife, Keyanna Joseph. She filed for divorce in 2023. But she appears to be OK with her husband impregnanting Latto.
Keyanna “liked” Latto’s pregnancy post on Instagram. Now 21’s fans believe she is fine with Latto’s pregnancy.
21 Savage’s wife just liked Latto’s announcement video post ? sister wives? pic.twitter.com/I4JDLoN1jR
— Alexis ? (@g0atalexis) March 19, 2026
21 Savage was born Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph in London, England. He moved to America with a temporary visa. The visa expired and he didn’t go back to London to get his affairs in order.
21 Savage was arrested in 2019 by immigration officers and detained in jail while awaiting a deportation hearing.
He was eventually released from jail after Georgia Congressman Hank Johnson wrote a letter to the immigration judge on his behalf.
