Radric Delantic Davis is the real name of rapper Gucci Mane. He first met Keyshia Ka’oir in 2010 when she appeared in his music video for “911 Emergency.”

 

 

 

The couple tied the knot in 2017 during a lavish ceremony funded by BET, which led to the creation of the ten-part TV series, The Mane Event. Now, five years later, the happy couple decided to celebrate their anniversary with a vacation, bringing along their two-year-old son, Ice Davis.

 

 

 

They chose Jamaica as their destination, but the journey was just as significant as the location. Keyshia Ka’oir shared a short video of them arriving in their red Rolls-Royce Phantom at a private airport and boarding a Gulfstream private jet with the tail number HI10.

 

 

The plane, part of the Gulfstream G-400 series, was manufactured in 2004 and underwent renovations in 2017. Equipped with two Rolls-Royce TAY 611-8 engines, it can reach a maximum speed of 500 knots (575 mph / 926 kph) and has an average speed of 476 knots (548 mph / 882 kph). It boasts a range of 4,166 nautical miles (4,794 mi / 7,715 km) and can accommodate up to 14 passengers.

 

 

 

 

Before boarding, the couple took the opportunity to capture some photos, showcasing their custom welcome mat and glasses. “We went from kissing in a jail to kissing on a jet,” Gucci Mane noted in his post, referencing his legal issues in the mid-2010s. He concluded with, “I have the best wife in the world. It’s been 5 years.”

 

 

 

Although the couple has chosen to spend their vacation in Jamaica, the mode of transportation is equally as significant to them as the final destination. Keyshia Ka’oir uploaded a brief video of the couple in their scarlet Rolls-Royce Phantom as it approached a private airport, where they alighted on a Gulfstream bearing the tail number HI1025, a private jet.

 

 

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The Gulfstream G-400 series aircraft, which was manufactured in 2004, underwent a comprehensive refurbishment in 2017. Its maximum speed is 500 knots (575 mph/926 kph), its cruise speed is 476 knots (548 mph/882 kph), and its maximum range is 4166 nautical miles (4794 mi/7715 km). It is propelled by two Rolls-Royce TAY 611-8 engines. There is space for fourteen passengers.

 

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The couple made the most of the opportunity to take a few photographs prior to boarding and to show us the personalized welcome mat and glasses that were present on the aircraft. “We went from kissing in a jail to kissing on a jet,” Gucci Mane wrote in his post, alluding to his legal issues in the middle of the 2010s. “I’ve got the best wife in the world; it’s our fifth anniversary,” he continued.

 

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