Do you remember when Ciara and Bow Wow were engaged? The two had a popular song in 2005 titled “Like You” and it was around the time they were together in a relationship. Although they ended their relationship because he was allegedly cheating the two continue to be great friends.
According to BET, Bow Wow proposed to Ciara at one point and was sad when they called it off. He said, “You want commitment, most women want that. Those are things that I’ve tried in my life, I’ve tried twice. I was engaged to Ciara and I was engaged to Erica Mena.” Bow Wow also admitted that he messed up both relationships.
He often lives with regrets and said, “You know I let things in the past that I know was wrong affect my engagement. That’s what was eating me alive. Other than that, me and Erica would still be together. We would have never broken up. I didn’t know how to handle it. And I let it crumble. I let something get away that really shouldn’t even got away.” Bow Wow is happy with his life now and has no problem admitting his faults.
RELATED: Bow Wow On Enjoying Hanging Out With His 7-Year-Old Daughter [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO]
RELATED: Da Brat Discusses Why Bow Wow Pissed Her Off [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO]
RELATED: Bow Wow Explains Why So So Def Studios Is Home [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO]
The Latest:
- Selling Sunset’ Star Chelsea Lazkani Files for Divorce
- Yung Miami Accused of Transporting ‘Pink Cocaine’ to Diddy in Lawsuit
- SWV And Xscape Serve The Girlies Royal Fashion Vibes In New ‘Queens Of R&B’ Tour Promo
- Where Are Jakiel And Jaliel Shakur? How Twin Boys Went Missing From Boston
- Beyoncé Reveals Tracklist For Rumored Country Album ‘Cowboy Carter’
- Touré Claims Diddy Made Sexual Pass At Male Relative, Allegedly
- Cardi B Supports And Celebrates Kollin Carter At THR’s Power Stylists Dinner
- Urban Decay X Groundswell NYC X Jade Purple Brown Collaborate For A Community Paint Day Celebrating Women’s History Month
- Daphne Joy Named As Alleged Sex Worker In Diddy Lawsuit, Of Course 50 Cent Had Something To Say
- Black Maternal Health: Former NFL Cheerleader’s Death Spotlights Racial Equity In Sepsis Care