A$AP Rocky has a bone to pick with Rihanna. In a new interview with Vogue‘s The Run-Through podcast posted Thursday (May 1), the rapper lamented how his famous partner is always stealing his clothes without his knowledge — not that he doesn’t return the favor sometimes.
The topic of Rocky and Ri’s sneaky style swapping first came up as the former was chatting about being unafraid to wear traditionally feminine clothing. “I do what the f–k I want,” he told hosts Chioma and Leah Faye Cooper. “I wanna be a catalyst for daring men. I don’t know who drew the line between femininity — or being feminine — and masculinity. I don’t see any barriers.”
“For me, it’s not fair that my girl could just go in my closet and take anything from it and wear it,” he continued. “She does it to me all the time, man! Sometimes you just see her on an interview or see a paparazzi photo, like, ‘Wait, there goes my Miu Miu f–king jacket! What the f–k? I was looking for that since 2021!’”
That said, Rocky isn’t shy about borrowing items from the Fenty mogul’s collection, either. “That goes both ways,” he said, underscoring his point about feeling free to wear women’s clothing. “She has pieces she don’t know that I actually stole.”
The interview comes four days ahead of the first Monday in May, aka the day of the Met Gala. This year, Rocky will co-chair the high-fashion event with Colman Domingo, Lewis Hamilton and Pharrell Williams (though the “F–kin’ Problems” musician did reveal on the podcast that he still has no idea what he’ll be wearing on the Met red carpet).
Leading up to the big event, Rocky also graced the cover of Vogue and opened up about his life at home with Ri and their young sons, RZA and Riot Rose. During one particularly sweet moment from the interview, his Grandma Cathy gushed about her love for the “Umbrella” singer, telling the publication of her grandson, “I’m glad that he settled down, and I’m happy with who he settled down with.”
Calling fatherhood “amazing” on The Run-Through, Rocky gushed on the podcast about watching his boys grow into their personalities. “To see them actually, like, interact with each other and interact with me and with their mom, it’s amazing,” he said. “It’s something that you dream about, and when it happens, it’s just like you [are] living your dream and that all jokes aside.”
The Harlem native also opened up about his family’s Easter this year: “I dressed up as a bunny. My boys was in they best Easter outfits, buttoned down — it was sharp to a T.”
Listen to Rocky gush about Ri and their boys on The Run-Through below.
