The girlfriend of the Cuban reggaeton artist Jacob Forever, Roxana Rivero, once again caught attention on social media with a selfie that left no one indifferent: a turquoise outfit with a deep V-neckline, knee-high black boots, and a white baseball cap as the finishing touch.
The image, taken in front of a mirror in what appears to be a modern hotel room or apartment, shows Roxy in a tight, colorful outfit that blends boldness with style. To capture the moment, she used her iPhone, which partially covers her face, adding a touch of mystery that her followers quickly noticed. In the background, a panoramic night view of the city completes the scene.
The 24-year-old, a real estate agent based in South Florida, has been one of the most talked-about figures in Cuban entertainment in Miami for months since her romance with the singer became official in April 2026, when Jacob mentioned her on the digital program El Desorden de Marko and stated outright, "I am happy."
Since then, the couple has been the talk of the town: a birthday celebration on a yacht with champagne, dedications from the stage at the Watsco Center in Miami, and a flurry of compliments on Instagram. In August, Jacob left a comment that says it all: "The most beautiful."
And Roxy is no stranger to surprising people. At the beginning of August, she had already created a stir among her followers by appearing with a long blonde wig, a change that sparked debate among her fans and immediate praise from the singer.
Jacob Forever, whose real name is Yosdany Jacob Carmenates, is one of the leading figures in Cuban reggaeton. Born in Camagüey, he was a member of Gente de Zona for nearly a decade before launching his solo career in 2013 with hits such as "Hasta Que Se Seque el Malecón" and "La Dura." After his separation from Diliamne Jouve González in September 2025, he began being seen with Roxana in Miami from November of that year.
The couple has become one of the most followed in the Cuban entertainment world in South Florida, and Roxy, with each post, continues to gain prominence on her own merit.
And she made it clear just a few weeks ago when she dedicated a story to Jacob for the anniversary of his artistic career: "Even bigger things are coming."
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