While promoting the Boys 4 Life Tour, B2K frontman Omarion confirms a long-rumored teenage romance with Solange during B2K’s first international tour alongside Destiny’s Child. The revelation surfaced on a new episode of Funny Marco’s Open Thoughts, where the host asked the group to name the first celebrity they ever tried to pursue.
Lil Fizz shared that he once attempted to connect with Ashanti. Omarion then casually dropped the moment fans had speculated about for years, ever since Solange hinted at it online.
“We used to date,” he said, before breaking down how the young relationship unfolded on the road. “Destiny’s Child invited us on our first overseas tour… and me and Solange ended up being boyfriend and girlfriend for that little short period of that tour.”
Omarion recalled the brief romance with warmth, noting that Solange gave him “rocks,” likely crystals tied to her deep spiritual interests. “She was deep,” he said with a smile.
Omarion Remembers Dating Solange Back In The Day
When Marco asked if he missed her, Omarion didn’t dodge the moment. “Yeah,” he admitted. “She was awesome.” He also acknowledged how much life had shifted since their teenage years.
Solange publicly acknowledged their past in 2015, posting — and later deleting — a throwback photo of the two. In the caption, captured by The Huffington Post, she joked, “Am I trolling, or nah? #tbt to when me and @1Omarion were lil’ teenage boo’s, but used to have to hide it because I was scared dem B2K fans would try to cut me, lol.”
Her playful tone reminded fans how intense B2K fandom was during their peak. The two remained friendly as adults, with Solange even starring as the love interest in Omarion’s 2006 Ice Box video.
The singer also opened up about another defining period of his early career during a recent appearance on Shawn Stockman’s On That Note podcast. He revealed he spent three years practicing celibacy. “I was a young man, and I was spiritually searching for strength and personal control over myself and my body,” he said.
He kept the commitment with strict discipline. “I did it for three years,” he explained. “Now I look back and be like, ‘Sheesh!’ Because I love women… all their splendor. Friendship, best friend, lover. All that.”
Though he’s no longer celibate, Omarion said the experience sharpened his focus and boundaries. “I had the power to say no to anything,” he said, adding that many entertainers “end up in unfavorable positions because of lack of control.”
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