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Here’s Why Ne-Yo Decided To Work On His Marriage

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At the top of the year, rumors started to swirl that singer Ne-Yo and his wife Crystal Smith were headed for divorce.

Folks thought it was so over that people started to speculated whether Ne-Yo and Monyetta were going to get back together.

When the two were estranged, Ne-Yo released a song called “Pinky Ring,” with lyrics that included lines like, “Even when I don’t do no wrong, she think I do/So I’m just ’bout to turn what she think into the truth…She gave back the wedding ring/I turned to a pinky ring, yeah.”

While neither party had said anything publicly, Ne-Yo asked a judge to dismiss the case without prejudice.

During a recent interview with Chicago Morning Show host, Kendra G., Ne-Yo talked about the current state of his marriage and it seems like things are indeed on the mend.

Source: Black America Web

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