'Wait a minute. This is too fast' (via toofab)
During an appearance on Just Jenny with Jenny Hutt podcast, the 55-year-old"Ice Ice Baby" rapper opened up about their whirlwind relationship in the '90s, which included her proposing to him pretty early on.
"I was just like, 'What?! I thought the guy was supposed to [get down on one knee],'" he said as he retold the chain of events."What do you mean? Wait a minute. This is too fast. I'm just getting started here, and I’m way too young for this!"Ice and Madonna, 64, met in 1991 when she attended one of his concerts in New York City.
Ice said of dating one of the ‘90s biggest celebrities,"It got weird. And I didn't know what was going on… My whole life is a snowglobe. You think Justin Bieber had it crazy? You have no idea what I had to go through, holy moly… My snowglobe was shaken up."
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