Queen Latifah was spotted with her longtime partner, choreographer Eboni Nichols in West Hollywood on Saturday night.
The parents of Rebel, four, exited the celeb hotspot The Bird Streets Club on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood.
The Last Holiday star, 53, wore a black V-neck shirt and wide-legged black pants.
She covered up in a camouflage jacket featuring patches down the arms and accessorized with large silver earrings.
Eboni, 43, wore a long-sleeved black dress that fell to just above her knee and knee-high black boots.
Girl’s night out: Queen Latifah was spotted with her longtime partner, choreographer Eboni Nichols in West Hollywood
Latifah, who was born Dana Owens, and Nichols have been dating since 2013.
Eboni is a professional dancer and choreographer who has toured with some of the biggest names in music including Beyoncé, Rihanna and Usher.
She graduated from Chapman University in Southern California with a degree in Theatre and Dance.
Eboni also spent some time dancing as a Laker Girl for the Los Angeles Lakers basketball time.
Latifah and Eboni met in 2009 while the Just Wright star was on Dancing With the Stars.
The couple are notoriously private. So much so that the All Hail the Queen rapper didn’t even mention Eboni publicly until eight years into their relationship.
Latifah publicly acknowledged her partner Eboni and son Rebel for the first time during her acceptance speech for the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2021 BET Awards.
She closed her speech with a ‘Happy Pride’ message before saying, ‘Eboni, my love; Rebel, my love’ while placing her hand on her heart.
Sunset Strip: The parents of Rebel, four, exited the celeb hotspot The Bird Streets Club on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood
Heading home: The Last Holiday star, 53, wore a v-neck black t-shirt and wide-legged black pants. She covered up in a camouflage jacket featuring patches down the arms and accessorized with large silver earrings
Latifah has kept her private life out of the spotlight for her entire career.
All the way back in 2008, she told the New York Times: ‘I don’t have a problem discussing the topic of somebody being gay, but I do have a problem discussing my personal life.
‘You don’t get that part of me. Sorry. We’re not discussing it in our meetings, I don’t feel like I need to share my personal life, and I don’t care if people think I’m gay or not,’ she continued.
‘Assume whatever you want. You do it anyway.’
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