Megan Thee Stallion is firmly in her “Lover Girl” phase, and her fans can’t get enough. The Houston rapper dropped her fiery new single ‘Lover Girl’ on October 24, marking her second release of 2025. After teasing snippets earlier this month, Megan turned up the heat with a track that samples Total’s classic sound while adding her signature confidence and rhythm.

The lyrics offer a peek into her relationship with NBA star Klay Thompson. “My man, my man, my baby, my baby… Spoiling me, driving me crazy,” she raps, blending affection with her trademark energy.

A Power Couple in the Spotlight

Megan Thee Stallion and Klay Thompson together

Instagram | @theestallion | Megan Thee Stallion and Klay Thompson steal the show with their effortless chemistry.

Megan and Klay have quickly become one of entertainment’s most talked-about couples. Their romance went public in July during the Pete & Thomas Foundation Gala. Since then, the duo has appeared inseparable. Megan was spotted courtside at the Dallas Mavericks’ season opener on October 22, cheering for Thompson while the two held hands after the game.

Thompson showed his appreciation with a custom nautical-themed chain designed by Megan, featuring an iced-out ship wheel pendant. Although the Mavericks lost 125–92 to the San Antonio Spurs, all eyes were on the stylish couple.

What’s Next for the Houston Hottie

Instagram | @theestallion | Megan Thee Stallion keeps fans excited as her ‘Lover Girl’ era grows stronger.

Fans are calling ‘Lover Girl’ the start of a new chapter in Megan’s career. Her only other single this year, ‘Whenever’, dropped in April, leaving listeners eager for a full album. Her last project, ‘Megan’ (2024), peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard 200.

To top off her busy month, Megan plans to host her annual Hottieween bash in Humble, Texas, on Halloween night. As her “Lover Girl” era unfolds, Megan Thee Stallion continues to prove she’s running both the charts and the culture with fearless flair.

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