Drake Opеns Up About Dеsire for ‘Perfect’ Family with Rihanna Bеfore Their Split Two Yеars Ago

Drake revealed his aspirations to build a “perfect” family with his ex-girlfriend Rihanna during an interview on LeBron James’ HBO show, The Shop. Failed romance: Drake admits he wanted to settle down with Rihanna in his recent interview with Lebron James for HBO's The ShopThe rapper, known for his on-again-off-again relationship with the Barbadian singer since 2005, spoke candidly about envisioning a future with her. He expressed that he had once desired a fairy-tale ending where he and Rihanna settled down together, describing it as something he genuinely wɑnted at that time.When things were better between them: Throughout their time together, the famous exes were frequent collaborators; photographed in February 2011 at the GRAMMY Awards

Despite their efforts, Drake acknowledged that their relationship faced challenges and ultimately didn’t materialize into the idealized family life he had envisioned. Their romance, marked by periods of reconciliation and separation, was publicly highlighted by Drake’s declaration of love for Rihanna at the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards, where he called her one of his closest friends and a legend in the music industry.

Fans certainly approved of their relationship:  The Pon De Replay star supported her on-off boyfriend at an after party; seen here at Greenhouse in September 2010

Their breakup in October 2016 followed these heartfelt sentiments, seemingly ending any hopes of a lasting reunion. Additionally, news surfaced in May suggesting Drake had fathered a child named Adonis with Sophie Brussaux, a former adult entertainment star.Holding his head high: Drake says he's focused on being the best father he can be to his one-year-old son Adonis; seen performing at Aubrey & The Three Migos Tour in Chicago in August Despite initially keeping quiet about fatherhood, Drake confirmed the news with the release of his album Scorpion in June, addressing his son and emphasizing his commitment to being a supportive father.

Quite the complicated romance: Rihanna and Drake were constantly known to have made headlines following a split or another reconciliation; seen performing at the 2011 NBA All-Star Game in Los Angeles, California

In his conversation with LeBron James, Drake also discussed his dedication to co-parenting with Sophie Brussaux, stressing the importance of patience and unconditional love, drawing from lessons learned from his own parents.It simply wasn't mean to be: The two are seen performing at The Brit Awards in February 2016, as rumors concerning their flirty behavior had given fans the impression they were back together