At a Glance
- Rapper Yung Gravy and influencer Ari Kytsya say they have not fought once in eight months of dating.
- Their top rule: communicate, trust, and never blow small issues out of proportion.
- The couple went Instagram-official in summer 2025 and now appear together on red carpets and in music videos.
- Why it matters: Their candid formula offers a rare celebrity example of conflict-free dating amid a culture that often glamorizes drama.
Yung Gravy and Ari Kytsya have cracked the code to a no-drama relationship. The rapper and the influencer told News Of Los Angeles exclusively at the TikTok Awards in Hollywood, Calif., that honesty and perspective keep their eight-month romance fight-free.
The Only Rule They Need
“Communicating and trusting each other,” Kytsya, 24, said when asked for their biggest guideline.
“Yeah, just being honest about everything and keeping it real. Sounds corny, but yeah, just always being honest,” added Yung Gravy, 29.
Kytsya expanded on the mindset: “Also, not making things a big deal if they’re not a big deal, because you could fight about stuff, but you’re just wasting your time usually.”
How They Dodge Conflict
The couple’s single slip-up protocol is simple:
- If a comment sounds “suss,” they pause.
- They clarify intent.
- They move on.
“The only times we fight is if someone, like, says something accidentally that sounds kind of suss, and then we just like sit, we’re like, ‘Wait, I didn’t mean to say it like that,’ and then we make up … We haven’t fought yet, so it’s pretty good. Eight months,” Yung Gravy explained.
From Instagram to the Alps
Since going public last summer, the pair have stacked up shared milestones:
- Joint red-carpet appearances packed with comedic posing and playful PDA.
- Kytsya starring in Yung Gravy’s music videos and viral clips.
- A couple’s getaway to the Swiss Alps documented in an August post captioned, “Mami and papi went on vacation 🕺🏔️💃.”
A Quick Look Back
Before Kytsya, Yung Gravy dated Sheri Nicole Easterling, mother of influencer Addison Rae. That relationship ended in October 2022 after roughly two months. An Easterling source told E! News the fling was “very short-lived” and designed to “get people talking.”
Key Takeaways
- Honesty first: Both partners name transparency as the non-negotiable.
- Perspective matters: They consciously decide what deserves energy.
- Immediate repair: Misunderstandings get addressed on the spot, preventing pile-ups.
Eight months in, the formula appears to work. For fans scrolling through their joint posts, the message is clear: keep it real, keep it light, and the fights might just keep themselves away.
