Rick Ross & “GF” Jazzma Kendrick Are Locked In Wit Matching Outfits And All! 😍

Rick Ross and his girlfriend Jazzma Kendrick turned heads Monday afternoon as the pair stepped out in coordinated matching outfits, sending social media into a frenzy while the rapper simultaneously dropped major career updates including a new walking club initiative, his upcoming album “Swimming Lessons,” and a heartfelt tribute to the late Young Dolph.

The couple, dressed head-to-toe in identical athleisure gear, were spotted leaving a Miami fitness facility, with Ross later revealing in an impromptu video that he is considering launching a structured walking club. “Rain, sleet, or snow, we going to go get it. You heard me?

They say health is wealth. We halfway there already. You hear me?

We on it, baby. We on it. Let’s stay healthy.

Let’s hustle. Let’s get us a walking club. Walk with us online, baby.

Let’s get it. Beautiful Monday. Beautiful Monday.”

Sources close to the rapper confirm that Ross and Kendrick have been inseparable in recent weeks, with multiple sightings across Miami’s elite gyms and restaurants. The couple’s matching ensembles—custom tracksuits with bold logos—have already sparked a trend among fans, who are now flooding Ross’s Instagram with requests for branded merchandise. Kendrick, a known fitness enthusiast, appeared to be taking an active role in Ross’s wellness push, nodding along as the rapper outlined his vision for a community-driven exercise movement.

But the fashion statement was only the beginning. Ross then pivoted to his music career, announcing that he is preparing to release a new behind-the-scenes video series titled “Swimming Lessons.” In the same clip, he revealed that the project will offer an intimate look at the making of his upcoming album.

“So, look. I’m finna drop something I filmed called ‘Swimming Lessons.’ Shout out to the sniper.

It was just me in the pool. I’m in the pool. I’m playing the album through the Sonos.

And I just wanted to begin to describe the quick concepts, the ideas, how I like the producers, the engineers who mixed the record, where it was recorded at.”

The rapper specifically shouted out producer E-Mix and engineer Ryan Schneider, also known as “the sniper,” and thanked his entire team at Gamma and Old Empire. The video promises to be a deep dive into Ross’s creative process, with fans already speculating that the album could be one of his most personal projects to date.

In a poignant moment during the same lengthy clip, Ross took time to honor the late Young Dolph, the Memphis rapper who was gunned down in 2021. “And Adolph, all right, P to that legend. My dog, Dolph.

Um what he meant to the game. I met him as a young man when he was riding around in that little Cadillac. I forgot what that was.

A STS, whatever it was in Memphis. My was getting it. Really moving around.

Positive energy. You know what I’m saying? Put gas.

We always good. That air for beats.”

Ross reflected on Dolph’s legendary ear for production, calling his beat selection “always top tier” and noting how the late rapper would “pop that on you” without warning. The tribute was raw and unscripted, highlighting the deep bond between the two Southern hip-hop icons. Ross’s voice cracked slightly as he ended the tribute: “So man, RIP to the young legend Young Dolph, Memphis M-Town.

You already know what it is baby. Ain’t nothing below.”

The video then took a bizarre but humorous turn when Ross noticed a small lizard crawling on the dashboard of his vehicle. “This little buddy right here is living a life of danger. I didn’t even notice him at first.

And then I was just like, is that a lizard? And it is. And he’s just sitting there chilling.

And I drove like two blocks already and he’s sitting there just chilling.”

Ross’s reaction escalated into full panic when the lizard suddenly disappeared. “Oh, all right. He’s – Oh, I don’t know what happened to him y’all.

I might have lost him. Oh, no. He’s still there.

Oh my god. OH MY GOSH.” The rapper can be heard laughing hysterically while Kendrick, off-camera, also appears amused.

The lizard eventually vanished inside the vehicle, prompting Ross to joke that it might be “on the roof.”

The lighthearted moment contrasted sharply with the more serious announcements, but it underscored Ross’s signature ability to blend boss-level professionalism with relatable, everyday humor.

Perhaps the most significant revelation came when Ross announced plans to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his debut album in Miami. “Orlando, the boat on the way. It’s going down, setting stones.

All platform, download that. Old Town, that concert tonight, too. Make sure y’all on the fly, fly.

We going to celebrate 20 years of my debut part of Miami. 20 years. It’s going down.”

Ross confirmed that a formal signing event will take place at Park FC D’s at 1:00 p. m. , urging fans to “meet the boat.”

The announcement sent shockwaves through his fan base, as many had been wondering when the rapper would formally acknowledge the milestone. “Make sure y’all meet me at the signing. Where that’s going down at?

Park FC D’s. I repeat, Park FC D’s. 1:00 p.

m. Meet the boat.”

The rapper also teased a possible new collaboration, referencing someone he calls “Put on her” but quickly deflected, saying, “I saw it. Okay. I’mma let you ice out.

Okay. Listen. This is from the boss himself telling me to do this.

I hope y’all know this from the boss himself.” The cryptic statement has already sparked rampant speculation among fans and industry insiders, with many suspecting a major feature or joint project is in the works.

Throughout the entire video, Ross’s girlfriend Jazzma Kendrick remained by his side, occasionally reacting to his comments and laughing at his jokes. The couple’s coordinated outfits became a talking point on social media almost immediately after the clip surfaced. Fans noted that the matching sets appeared to be custom-made, with the words “Boss” and “First Lady” embroidered on the sleeves—a detail that further solidified their status as a power couple.

This is not the first time Ross and Kendrick have made headlines for their fashion choices. Earlier this year, they were photographed at Art Basel Miami in complementary white linen suits, and last month they attended the BET Hip Hop Awards in black leather ensembles. But Monday’s appearance felt different—more intentional, more branded.

It suggests that Ross may be preparing to launch a lifestyle line that extends beyond music and into wellness, fashion, and community engagement.

The walking club announcement, in particular, has drawn praise from health advocates and fitness influencers. Ross’s message of “rain, sleet, or snow” echoes his own journey of weight loss and discipline. The rapper has publicly shed over 70 pounds in recent years through a combination of diet, exercise, and lifestyle changes.

Launching a walking club would allow him to monetize that transformation while motivating his millions of followers to join him.

“We halfway there already,” Ross said, implying that the club is already in advanced stages of planning. Sources say a dedicated mobile app and branded merchandise are in development, with a projected launch date before the end of the year.

Meanwhile, the “Swimming Lessons” video series is expected to debut on Ross’s Instagram and YouTube channels within days. The rapper hinted that the episodes could feature surprise guests, recording sessions, and personal reflections. “When you see this on Swimming Lessons, it could get more interesting, but we kept it simple, clean-cut, boss,” he said.

Industry analysts have already begun speculating that the album tied to “Swimming Lessons” could be Ross’s most commercially successful in years. His last album, “Richer Than I Ever Been,” debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and was praised for its introspective tone. If the new project follows that trajectory, combined with the walking club hype and 20th anniversary buzz, Ross could be heading toward a monumental fourth quarter.

Fans are also watching closely for any sign of a Young Dolph posthumous collaboration. Ross’s emotional tribute Monday suggested that their unfinished work may finally see the light of day. “He was getting it.

Really moving around. Positive energy,” Ross said, hinting that Dolph’s influence is still very much alive in the studio.

As the video ended, Ross and Kendrick drove off in a Rolls-Royce Cullinan, still laughing about the lizard incident. The rapper’s final words to the camera were simple but loaded: “Thanks for tuning in to 9Mag TV.”

For now, the matching outfits, the walking club, the swimming lessons, the 20-year celebration, and the tribute to a fallen legend all converge into one clear message: Rick Ross is not slowing down. He is pivoting, expanding, and pulling his inner circle—and his girlfriend—closer than ever.

Stay tuned for further updates as more details emerge about the signing event, the album release, and the official launch of the Rick Ross Walking Club.