Erica Mena and 'Bow Wow' breakup rumors: Couple together again?

Rumors about the real status of "Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood's" Erica Mena and "CSI: Cyber" star Shad Moss, a.k.a. Bow Wow have been making the rounds for quite a while now.

On "The Wendy Williams Show" in September, the host reported that the couple had split. But despite several breakup rumors, Enstarz reported that the two are very much still together.

According to the report, Mena and Bow Wow are just staying away from the social media hype.

It appears that the two are still engaged after the rapper/actor posted on his Facebook account on October 21st a photo of him with Mena bearing the caption:

"Chilling staying out the way. Thats how its pose to be."

According to the news outlet, it's the first photo that Bow Wow had posted in several weeks.

The post was then followed with another snapshot of himself with the words "Having a good woman by your side will only elevate you as a man," embedded in the photo.

His Facebook post last October 24, which read "Every relationship has its problems, but what makes it perfect is if you still want to be together when things go wrong," also fueled speculations that the two didn't head to splitsville.

The breakup rumor started when Mena publicly posted about her miscarriage, which Bow Wow didn't take well and even made a video to comment about the post, describing what Mena did as "attention-seeking."

Williams then interpreted the exchange of negative Instagram posts as an inevitable route to a break up.

The breakup rumors involving the couple come as no surprise as they have been plagued with several even before Williams' segment.

Meanwhile, Mena and Bow Wow both have not commented on the latest about their relationship, especially their wedding plans.

It remains to be seen how the couple will take their relationship to the next level.

 

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