Iggy Azalea may be warming back up to Nick Young.
The last few months have been an emotional rollercoaster for the Australian rapper and her NBA star fiancé, but amid rumors their wedding might be out the window, the "Fancy" singer appears to be coming around.
It seemed the couple was headed toward a split when Young's teammate D'Angelo Russell secretly filmed him as he was admitting to cheating on Azalea with a 19-year-old. The video eventually leaked, leading to speculation that Young and Azalea would no longer be getting married.
The singer forgave her wayward beau publicly, but the rumors of a potential split continued to surface. It seems now, however, that Azalea is taking strides in truly moving on with her husband-to-be.
Azalea was spotted representing her man's team's colors on Monday when she picked up food. The singer was wearing purple, gold and white Lakers shorts in what is seen as a sign she's supporting "Swaggy P," according to The Daily Mail.
That wasn't the only sign that things are looking up for the couple in the wake of a tumultuous situation.
When performing at CBS Radio's annual SPF party at the Cosmopolitan hotel in Las Vegas, Azalea was spotted sporting her sparkly engagement ring, which was given to her from Young.
The singer had shied away from wearing it publicly recently, but it was on full display during the performance, according to Perez Hilton.
Though Young wasn't at the event and Azalea was mum about their romance, the ring is at least a sign that they are headed toward better days.
Though things are fine, Azalea kept her fiancé in the doghouse for quite some time after the scandal broke.
Azalea made it clear that she wasn't okay with what Young did behind her back, and even threatened bodily harm on him should he ever do it again. She then made a public request for her privacy, despite openly answering questions about the scandal.
It's been a rocky road, but Young and Azalea may make it down the aisle after all.
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