Gucci Mane & Keyshia Ka’Oir Welcome Baby Girl: 'Our Little Princess Is Here!'

December 04, 2018

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Gucci Mane and his wife Keyshia Ka’Oir have welcomed another child into the world together with the birth of their baby girl, Iceland Davis.

It’s Gucci and Keyshia’s second child together as Iceland joins older brother Ice, who was born in late 2020, in the Davis clan.

The couple revealed their newborn daughter was born earlier this week on February 8 with a series of social media posts on Thursday (February 9).

“Im so thankful that my baby girl is here and she so pretty and healthy 2/8/23 7lbs 2oz ICELAND DAVIS #DaddyPrincess,” Gucci wrote, while Ka’Oir added: “Our little princess is here! Beautiful & Healthy! ICELAND KA’OIR DAVIS 2/8/23.”

Plenty of warm wishes flooded the couple’s Instagram comments section with messages from those such as Fat Joe, Zaytoven, Quality Control’s Pierre “P” Thomas, City Girls’ JT, LaLa Anthony and more.

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The couple revealed they were expecting a second bundle of joy in September 2022. They welcomed baby Ice Davis in December 2020.

“Let’s Have Another Baby ICE Needs Somebody To Play With,” the model wrote accompanied by a clip of her bringing the positive pregnancy test to Gucci Mane in bed.

Ka’Oir had previously expressed her desire to have another child in an Instagram post in December 2021 that read: “I need me anotha one.”

Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka’Oir met in 2010 and got married in 2017 after the rapper popped the question at an Atlanta Hawks game the previous year.

Guwop has a 12-year-old son from a previous relationship with Sheena Evans, while Ka’oir has three elder kids of her own from another relationship.

On the music side, Gucci returned last month alongside frequent collaborator Kodak Black for the hard-hitting “King Snipe.”

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