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Yung Miami Says Two Years Have Passed Since She Last Spoke With JT

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Yung Miami has fans talking after she opened up about where things stand with JT, her former City Girls partner. The rapper also weighed in on whether another City Girls era is in the cards, and her answer was short but loaded.

The comments came during a recent conversation with FlyGuyDC, where Miami was promoting her upcoming solo album, Watch Dis. Public reports list the album's release date as October 23, 2026. The chat covered her relationship with JT, her new music, and whether fans should expect more City Girls songs.

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The conversation started with one of Miami's own lines. FlyGuyDC pointed to a bar where she raps, "this ain't JT, but I'm getting money like JT." Miami reportedly cleared that up, saying she was referring to rapper JT Money, not her former groupmate.

That opened the door to the bigger question. Asked when she last spoke with JT, Miami reportedly said it has been "two years," and that the conversation happened on JT's birthday. Miami's account is the only public word on that timeline so far.

From there, Miami looked back on the duo's biggest moments. FlyGuyDC noted that eight years have passed since "Act Up" took over, and Miami reportedly said she is proud of how far the song has come. She also said it remains one of her favorite records to perform.

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Miami described the reaction she gets on stage when the track drops. "Every time I perform it, that's like the number one song," she said. "It just gives me chills to this day. It's a moment that I will always remember. Like, that's a moment that I will take to the grave."

When FlyGuyDC asked whether fans could look forward to another City Girls era, Miami kept it brief. She replied "Inshallah," which means "God willing" in Arabic. Coverage differs on where that exchange happened. One report places the City Girls question in an interview with Greg Street on V-103 in Atlanta, which was reported as a separate appearance. An episode of The Greg Street Show featuring Miami was dated October 15, 2026, and was described as covering whether a City Girls reunion would ever happen.

In the V-103 conversation, Miami talked about moving from the duo to a solo career. "Being in a group is two people, it's two different personalities," she said. "Just being a solo artist, you could really get to see my personality shine through my music." She also called the album "no skips" and said it reflects "blood, sweat, and tears." The interview reportedly touched on personal growth, motherhood, and industry expectations.

Her current momentum rests largely on "Spend Dat," which one outlet describes as a 2026 comeback hit that some considered the song of the summer. Miami's lead singles have been well received, and that same coverage suggests the album could be a late-year contender. By contrast, the same report says JT has seemingly been stepping away from the spotlight.

Reactions came mostly from social media users. Commenters on the post split into camps. Some said two years without speaking "should tell y'all something," while others argued JT would have fit well on "Spend Dat." Some pushed back on the idea that Miami had been holding JT back, and others said she should keep her solo run going. One commenter pointed out that City Girls questions seemed more frequent now than during JT's own press run. Others praised JT for moving on quietly, and one urged people to let Miami be, saying constant questions about a former partner can be draining. Another commenter said JT is part of why Miami's career exists, and someone joked that the timeline had them ready to kiss the last album goodbye.

The reaction shows how closely fans still follow the duo's story. Miami is stepping into the spotlight as a solo act with a album she is calling a major test of her own voice, and every question about her past partnership is landing in the middle of that rollout. Her answers so far have been careful, warm, and short on specifics, which is likely to keep the conversation going.

No on-record statement from JT, from representatives for either artist, or from other industry figures has been reported about the relationship or a reunion. Whether JT shares Miami's interest in another City Girls project remains unaddressed in public reporting. For now, the next thing to watch is the release of Watch Dis on October 23, 2026, and whether the album gives fans the solo statement Miami is promising.