Kodak Black Is Thinking About Zendaya In Jail: Mentally You’re My Valentine

Kodak Black, Zendaya Coleman
Kodak Black Is Thinking About Zendaya In Jail: Mentally You’re My Valentine
Rapper Kodak Black is taking penitentiary chances for stylish “Euphoria” actress Zendaya Coleman. Despite being held in a correctional facility, the “Roll In Peace” rapper is still in the Valentine’s Day spirit, and is making sure Zendaya Coleman is, too.

Kodak Black
Kodak Black, who’s in jail for lying on forms while purchasing guns, dedicated a poem to her on Instagram. It reads:
“Zoolin In A Ice Box
Frozen In Time
But Mentally You’re My Valentine…”

Zendaya
“…Hope I Made You Smile With This Poem
I’m Thinking Bout You All The Way Home
P.S. Don’t Make Me Beat Spider Man Up”

Ha! Kodak has always had a way with the ladies. In 2018, he was seen proposing to City Girls rapper Caresha “Yung Miami” Brownlee at Santa’s Enchanted Forest in their hometown of Miami, Florida.
Meanwhile, Caresha recently welcomed a baby girl with longtime boyfriend, producer 808 Southside.

Zendaya Coleman has yet to respond to Kodak Black’s Valentine’s Day message.
Do you think she should give him a chance? Tell us in the comments!
Written by Miata Shanay
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