Jameela Jamil Summons 8 Years Worth Of Memories In Valentine's Post

Jameela Jamil is all about recalling sweet love memories this love month!

The "Good Place" star took to social media to celebrate Valentine's Day with a touching tribute to her partner of eight years, musician James Blake. The couple has been known for keeping their relationship private, but this recent post gave fans a glimpse into their long-term love story. Sharing photos and memories, the actress reflected on their journey together and expressed her love for Blake.

The first slide saw the adorable couple having fun dressed in formal clothes at an event. She was dressed in a black and blue dress with transparent mesh fabric at her knees.

Her beau wore a suit jacket over a shirt and loose-fitting pants that did not reach his ankles. The next slide was of the lovebirds taking a walk on the street as they looked to be sharing a funny moment. 

The following slides caught the couple embracing each other in different locations, including at the top of a hill after a hike. In the last snap, she included their roommates as they stood in front of a wall with flowery wallpaper, with one of them holding up a sign with "yay!!!" written on it. The post's caption read:

"SWIPE FOR MORE MUSH. HAPPY VALENTINES DAY TO THOSE WHO OBSERVE." I tried really hard to not love him because I LOVE being alone. But he's pretty great, and 8 years later, I like him even more. The final swipe is ending on the most important love of all. Friendship. Our silly little household. My favorite unit." 

The activist concluded with, "HAPPY PAL-ENTINES DAY TO THOSE WHO OBSERVE. ❤️." Her fans were excited with the mush displayed as they expressed as much in the comments, like this user who wrote, "The only valentines post that hasn't given me the ick xx."

This person complimented them, "Happy Pal-entines, you gorgeous pair ❤️." While this follower was happy to see her in love, writing, "It makes me very happy to see you in love with a caring and wonderful person like him. Happy Valentine's to you both! ❤️."

A fourth user gushed, "❤️❤️❤️ Great human, great couple, amazing household/community. 😘😘😘😘." While a fifth wrote, "Happy Valentines to the most wonderful loving couple. 💕💗☀️." 

"The Good Place" star and the Grammy-winning musician have been in a relationship for quite some time. The couple first sparked romance rumors in 2015, and since then, their relationship has blossomed into a beautiful partnership. 

They clearly have each other's back and like to give occasional glimpses into their relationship. Their love story hit a significant milestone as they celebrated their first year together. Jamil took to social media to pay tribute to Blake with a sweet black-and-white photo of the couple, calling him her "favorite person in the world."

They also proved to be more than just a power couple in love, as they collaborated on several professional projects. Like when she got a producing credit on his album, "Friends That Break Your Heart." 

The radio host has been an outspoken advocate for reproductive rights and has publicly shared her experience with abortion. The Blast shared that in 2019 after the controversial 'heartbeat bill' was signed in Georgia, she revealed that she had undergone the procedure. 

She did so in 2021 and in 2022 when the U.S. Supreme Court chose to overturn Roe v. Wade. In the wake of the decision, the star appeared on an episode of "The View" and expressed her disappointment. 

Joy Behar asked her about her thoughts on Republicans' latest efforts to restrict women's rights. Jamil responded by recalling that she had an abortion when the condom she was using broke.

She explained that even though she used a contraceptive afterward, it did not work because of her weight – a knowledge she noted was not so common. "The Official Chart" host emphasized that the pregnancy was not her fault and she should not have to risk or give up the rest of her life because of a failed contraception made by men. 

She explained that the entire society would be at risk of collapse if millions of people were forced to have children without access to essential services like baby formula, healthcare, education, and shelter.