A$AP Rocky Opens Up About Fatherhood & Says His Family Life with Rihanna Makes Him 'Really Happy'

A$AP Rocky, born Rakim Mayers, may be at the top of his game in music and in fashion, but it's his home life that truly keeps him feeling fulfilled.

The rapper shares three kids, RZA, 3, Riot, 2, and Rocki, 1 month, with his partner Rihanna.

Sharing a background in music and a passion for fashion, the two have taken the time to create a joyful life and family together, even as they both excel in their careers.

With their latest addition, baby Rocki, it seems the couple is stronger and more in love than ever.

In a new interview with The Perfect Magazine, Rocky opened up about how it feels to be a "family man" these days.

"Being a father and a partner and a loving husband in my family is what makes me really, really happy," he shared.

This is seemingly the first confirmation from A$AP Rocky or Rihanna that the pair are officially married, after he teased Elle in September, answering questions about him looking forward to being a husband with “How you know I’m not already a husband?”

Regardless of their official titles, Rocky expressed that being a good partner and father is as core to his identity as being an artist.

"I hope this doesn’t sound cliché, and I would hate if it does, because that’s what honestly does get me going: being able to express myself creatively, being able to be a family man and being able to be an artisan," Rocky continued in his interview with The Perfect Magazine. "It doesn’t matter what hat I wear that day, it’s just about being able to give it my all and do these things."

No matter his duties at a given moment, Rocky gives his all to everything he takes on in life.

"Everything I do, I take it seriously, and I get tunnel vision," he said. "So if I’m working on a film, that’s all I’m working on at the moment. If I’m working on an album, that’s all I’m working on. If I’m working on a collection, that’s all I’m working on.

He continued, "I try to give these things the same amount of attention, tender love, and care. Nothing’s on the back burner. I don’t give anything 50 per cent, 60 per cent – I just try to give 99.9 per cent."