Megan Thee Stallion Under Fire For Posting Risqué TikTok With NBA Boyfriend Klay Thompson: 'Keep It Private Sis'

The internet can be fickle, and new power couple Megan Thee Stallion and Klay Thompson are already learning that firsthand after hard-launching their relationship on social media. Online users are now criticizing the rapper for allegedly sharing too much of her personal life after posting a risqué TikTok with her new man.

For those who may be unfamiliar with the situation, Megan Thee Stallion and NBA champion Klay Thompson seemingly confirmed their relationship late last week after both superstars shared images of the other (without directly tagging them) on their Instagram accounts.

In Meg's post, Thompson, 35, is seen relaxing in the background on a beach chair, while in Thompson's picture, only Meg's backside is visible as she faces away from the camera, showing off her signature curls.

The positive reaction to Meg and Thompson becoming Instagram official was widespread across social media, with many users joking about how Thompson has managed to get so lucky throughout his life.

"Ooooouuu look at me, I'm Klay Thompson, I'm 6'5 ", I'm rich, I have 4 championship rings, and I get to date Megan Thee Stallion," the user wrote.

However, it seems that the positivity has already waned, as users have begun blasting the "Savage" singer for sharing too much of her personal life after posting a suggestive TikTok with the former Golden State Warriors player.

In Megan Thee Stallion's latest social media video, the "HISS" performer is seen sitting on Thompson's lap, showing off boxes of new Labubu characters he bought for her. (Labubu characters are popular collectible designer plush toys that have taken the world by storm.)

She began the video by saying, "I'm opening up Labubus that my man got me," and in the background, Thompson is seen rubbing his hands up and down her legs. At another point in the video, Meg screamed into the camera, "I can not believe my man got me these Labubus."

As the "WAP" rapper continued opening the toy characters, she said into the camera, "My co-chie is screaming," which sent the comment section into a frenzy.

One user slammed Meg for being "too quick" to share her personal life with the public. "Keep it private, sis," they added.

Someone else called the Grammy winner's post "cringe" and accused her of "overacting."

A third user wrote, "As an Aquarius, she bop too loud for us. We do sh-t in silence."

However, not all of the comments were negative, as some fans encouraged the 30-year-old to continue living her best life despite the online criticism.

"She's not a baby mama, rich, gorgeous, and living her best life! Why hate on that?" someone asked online, while another said, "I'm not mad at her. She's young, educated, rich, and living her best life."

Another user said they loved seeing how worked up Meg got some people in the comment section. "Yassssss queen," they posted, adding, "Shake the table!"

"I think y'all forget how young she is and that young women are being just that... young," someone else quipped. "Please let her live."

Megan Thee Stallion's new relationship with Thompson has also resurfaced some of the rapper's previous comments about men.

Specifically, in one interview from 2021, the "Hot Girl Summer" performer opened up about making men "uncomfortable" with her lyrics, adding, "that's my job."

"When you're a woman who's not a threat, men don't really bother you [...] men like that damsel in distress type of role, and that's not me. I feel like that's what kind of gets under a lot of men's skin," she said.

She further stated that she doesn't consider herself to be a "normal" woman and didn't mind if her personality offended people.

"Baby, look the other way. You can't stop looking the other way, because you like what you see and you hate that you like what you see," she continued. "That's why you hate it, that's why you go through all these emotions and you're lashing out on me. So I'm not even mad at these men. They're emotionally ignorant. Once they come to grips with who they are, maybe they'll grow up."