Draya Michele and Jalen Green put on a loved-up display after their New York Fashion Week fight went viral Friday.
The couple cozied up together in a new video the “Basketball Wives” alum posted via Instagram Stories Saturday.
In the footage, Michele cuddled up to the Phoenix Suns star, 23, and turned her head so he could kiss her on the cheek.
While the duo didn’t say anything to each other, they kept close in the social media upload and appeared in good spirits.
Michele and Green’s late-night fight took place outside The Manor hotel early Friday morning, around 2 a.m.
The pair and two of their friends were seen in a video obtained by the Daily Mail leaving Mer Alas’ party.
At the time, the reality star charged towards the athlete, who demanded she “stop pushing” him and “back off.”
One pal attempted to hold the actress back, telling her, “Stop, stop, stop … everybody going to get into trouble.
“Everybody forgive each other!” the person pleaded, with Green and Michele continuing to argue while walking down the street.
Reps for Green and Michele have yet to respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
Michele brushed off headlines about the altercation, subsequently posting a video of herself and the basketball pro’s 1-year-old daughter roaming around the Big Apple.
Green and Michele started dating sometime in the summer of 2023, and they announced the arrival of their daughter the following May.
Michele has previously hit back at critics judging her and Green’s 17-year age difference with jokes about dating “someone younger.”
“We try to stay off the internet and not really listen to that kind of stuff,” she told TMZ in June 2024, insisting she doesn’t understand the “problem” people have with her and Green’s relationship.
Michele is the mother to 23-year-old son Kniko from a past relationship, as well as a 9-year-old son named Jru with her ex-fiancé, Orlando Sandrick.
The TV personality was slammed as “diabolical” by critics in January when she took Kniko, who is the same age as Green, to see the basketball star play with his former team, the Houston Rockets.