Rashee Rice and girlfriend Dacoda Nichole share a romantic moment in Instagram video

The Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice has received a lot of attention throughout the offseason, most of it negative. However, away from all the noise, he shared a romantic moment with his partner Dacoda Nichole, and the couple didn’t shy away from sharing it with their fans.

On a night out with Nichole, Rice used his long reach to record a video while they vibed on the sidewalk to a song. Nichole then uploaded the video to her Instagram stories with the caption:

“8 years down. A lifetime to go”

Dacoda Nichole's Instagram story with Chiefs WR Rice

it is assumed that the couple were celebrating their 8th anniversary. The quick video managed to capture the admiration both have for each other. While they look deeply into each other’s eyes, the video kept rolling.

Dacoda Nichole, a social media influencer, has been an avid supporter of Rice. She has even attended Chiefs training sessions to meet with him, bringing along some of her famous wardrobe and accessories.

Girlfriend Dacoda Nichole shares her joy as Rashee Rice makes the roster

While there were several doubts regarding the inclusion of Rashee Rice into the Chiefs’ 52-men roster, things have gone smoothly so far. Despite the off-field issues and brushes with the law, the wide receiver has made the team and is expected to be a starter just like last season.

His girlfriend, Dacoda Nichole, took to Instagram the same day and posted a story with Rice’s picture. She captioned the since-expired Instagram story:

“Almost that timeee.”

She was hinting at the beginning of the season, as the Chiefs face the Baltimore Ravens at home in the AFC Championship rematch of last season. The game will take place at Arrowhead Stadium on September 5.

While Rashee Rice is preparing to challenge the Ravens’ defenses, there are still potential legal consequences of his actions related to a car accident that occurred in Dallas earlier this year. The WR is still battling one civil and one criminal case for the April incident.