Summer Walker has a lot to be thankful for these days. The R&B star gave birth to healthy twins months ago and is already gearing up for her next project. This week, she celebrated her birthday with a hilarious post reflecting on all she’s accomplished in such a short time.
On Wednesday, she took to Instagram to wish herself a happy 27th birthday. “She’s 27 & RICH,” Walker started out the post that featured several images of herself. In each, Walker sports a pink silk night outfit with balloons decorating her home. She even invited rising rapper Sexxy Redd and Sukihana to join in on her pajama party. The ladies appeared to be enjoying themselves, prompting Walker to add a few words of reflection. “I can’t believe all I’ve accomplished being so young. 3 beautiful healthy kids, rich in love, rich in wealth, rich in knowledge, rich in spirit, & most importantly rich in happiness,” she added.
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The Grammy award winner is preparing for her “Clear 2: Soft Life” mixtape. The EP is the follow-up to her 2019 four-track EP “Clear” Some details remain unknown but she did confirm it will be released on May 19th. Walker has not dropped a full body of work since 2021’s “Still Over It.” That album received rave reviews, spawning hits “Ex For a Reason,” “Toxic,” and “No Love.” She took a break to expand her family with her boyfriend rapper LVRD Pharoh. It appears they’ve broken up, but Walker still is in a great place. “Still Over It” documented part of her breakup with producer London on the Track. They share a two-year-old daughter.
It’s unclear how else Walker plans to turn up for her birthday. Given her documented battle with social anxiety, a slumber party with close friends seems right up her alley. Earlier this week, she tweeted a series of photos. She also revealed that one of her earlier singles, “Karma” is now platinum. “One of the best birthday gifts is karma,” she wrote. Despite her relationship woes that have invaded the blogs in recent years, Summer Walker looks like she’s in a great space.