[VIDEO] Sukihana Reveals That Her And Yung Miami Both Enjoy This Kinky Activity

Apparently, viral rapper Sukihana doesn’t mind “golden showers” from her partner during intimacy. 

The “Grinch” star has never been shy when it comes to expressing her sexuality and what she likes to do in the bedroom… even if it does involve a little “yellow rain” being spilled.

Following Yung Miami’s exposal of liking to be “p*ssed on” as well (which she talked about on her show Caresha Please), Sukihana co-signed the statement in her latest interview with media personality Jason Lee.

She blatantly said, “I love when a n*gga to p*ss on me.” In another part of the promotional clip, she added, “Baby, when you p*ss on me, make sure [it’s] as long as you get my hair done after.” 

[VIDEO] Sukihana Loves When a Man Gives Her Golden Showers

If you didn’t know, aside from her rising music career, Sukihana appeared in the reality television show Love & Hip Hop Miami, where she quickly rose to mainstream stardom.

From there, she was seen in fellow rhymer Cardi B’s video for her infamous Megan Thee Stallion feature, “WAP,” and then dropped her mixtape Wolf P*ssy in 2020. 

As shocked as some of us were when hearing Sukihana admit that she embraces a “urine bath,” it still didn’t surprise too many of her fans… who’s been supporting her since her former relationship with artist Kill Bill.

The two’s romance was very public–with (almost) nothing being kept private between the outlandish couple.

From her sexualized lyrics to even being seen in a music video with NLE Choppa, sporting a leash around her neck, clearly, Sukihana isn’t fazed by the comments about her personal life. 

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