Yung Miami Grills Rick Ross About S*x Life: ‘How Many Rounds?’

Yung Miami Grills Rick Ross About His Sex Life: 'How Many Rounds Do You Go?'

Yung Miami‘s Caresha Please podcast recently kicked off a new season, and she wasted no time getting to bedroom talk with her latest guest, Rick Ross.

Rozay dropped in to the REVOLT show for an episode published on Thursday (September 12). At one point, the City Girls rapper asked about the kinds of dates he plans, which quickly turned into asking how many rounds the Bawse goes in bed.

“I’m extremely hyperactive,” Ross began. “So if it’s one of those nights and she one of those people that really inspire me — she’s extremely sexy, beautiful and not only that, we connect on that level? That’s too easy. We could do that all night. [Rounds?] Why not. [It could be back to back] but we got the joint, we drinking, we vibing. Let’s change the channel, let’s put on another show but right now we still in the mix of the vibe.”

You can watch the full episode below. The bedroom convo happens around the 30-minute mark.

 

 

On the season premiere of Caresha Please last month, Yung Miami opened up about her past relationship with Diddy amid the disturbing allegations against the Bad Boy boss.

Talking with friend Saucy Santana, Miami noted that Puffy was not physically violent with her during their roughly two-year open relationship.

“I can’t speak on something that wasn’t my experience, and I can’t speak on something that I don’t know,” she said of the sexual assault and sex trafficking accusations against Diddy, which he has repeatedly denied.

“I can’t speak on these allegations because I wasn’t around at the time. I don’t know that person and that wasn’t my experience.”

Miami also decried domestic violence and said she had been a victim of it in two past relationships, but not during her time with Diddy.

She went on to describe the relationship as mutually beneficial, crediting the mogul with taking her career to “the next level” while claiming that she, in turn, took his business ventures like DeLeón and REVOLT “up a notch.”