Erica Mena€“Bow Wow rumors: Couple back together again?

Former VH1 reality star Erica Mena and rapper actor Shad Moss aka Bow Wow have seen some challenges all throughout their relationship as they have been subject of various rumors focusing on their on and off relationship.

The latest news surrounding the couple is that they are back together again, according to a report from International Business Times.

After several rumors suggesting that the two have decided to split and ditch their engagement plans, Mena and Bow Wow are seen together in different photos uploaded on Instagram.

Last Monday, the day after Mena celebrated her 28<sup>th birthday, she took to Twitter to share with fans a photo of her and Bow Wow sitting close to each other, and captioned it with "I'm pretty spoiled."

Bow Wow, on the other hand, also shared a photo of his liquor line with Mena's image on it as well, bearing a caption "From myself and ISBG we want to wish the beautiful @iamerica_mena a Happy 28th Birthday! We lighting up your life tonight w/ that @cavodavodka PINK! Love You. Enjoy."

Despite being rumored to have a rocky relationship with the "CSI: Cyber" star, Mena managed to thank her friends for doing something to make her birthday extra special.

She took to Instagram to share with her fans how happy she was on her 28<sup>th. The photo showed Mena in a sexy, black dress, sitting beside a table where her intricately adorned cake and lots of roses were placed.

As previously reported, Mena and Bow Wow can't seem to escape the limelight as they are always favorite subjects of rumors. Despite that, both of them did not make any comment or confirmation about their breakup or their reconciliation.

The two have simply chosen to stay away from the media hype and continue to keep fans guessing about their real relationship status.

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