While this past Sunday (Jan. 26) will remain one of those tragic dates in history, history was made on the Grammy stage in Los Angeles, CA. Many artists including Billie Eilish, Lizzo, J. Cole, 21 Savage, and more took home their first-ever Grammy Awards. While performers like Ariana Grande, Tyler, The Creator, and more provided music fans with moments that will last a lifetime. However, there was one Grammy performance that historically fused rock and hip-hop fans together forever. Run DMC took to the stage alongside Aerosmith to perform their classic hit “Walk This Way” during a special extended montage of the rock collective’s hit songs.

Following the flawless performance by Aerosmith and Run DMC, the head-turning, heiress of hip-hop, Angela Simmons got the opportunity to take a legendary photo alongside her father Rev Run and Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler and Joe Perry. The photo was captioned:

“So proud of my Dad @revwon !! Amazing performance tonight at the Grammys …… @iamstevent !! @kingdmc !! Nothing but greatness.”

While Angela Simmons appears to be back on the dating scene, she is still struggling with the tragic murder of her ex-Fiancé, Sutton Tennyson. Angela Simmons may not have the literal support of her child’s father anymore, but she has one of the best support systems in existence in the form of her legendary, extended hip-hop and rock family.

Check out the photo of Angela Simmons alongside Aerosmith and her father below. 

Getting back into the dating game is difficult enough after a breakup. However, if you’re ex-fiancé-father of your child was also murdered, finding love once again may prove to be a near-impossible feat. Angela Simmons has been squarely focused on single motherhood since her ex, Sutton Tennyson, was gunned down in front of his home back in November 2018, but her father wants to know when she’ll take another shot at love.

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She’s been rumored to have been romantically tied to Bow Wow and Romeo Miller, but Angela is flying solo and shared that it’s been a struggle finding a man. “I’m in an industry that’s very like, small, kind of,” Angela told her dad on Growing Up Hip Hop. After agreeing with her, Angela continued, “Your options are limited and I’m always working. Where am I going to meet anyone?” The scene cut to the green-screen interview where Angela added that being the child of a preacher comes with expectations to look and act a certain way. “There’s a certain way to walk with Christ but like, my way is not always your way.”

Rev Run suggested to Angela that she could go on a dating app, but she said she already tried it. The app she used was specifically for industry professionals and invite-only. Still, she couldn’t find anyone worthy of her attention. “Is it really that crazy?” Run asked. “I think the world has changed. Back when I was in, well, 10th, 11th, 12th grade, it was never a pretty girl that would think about, ‘I have to go find a guy.’“

“A girl like that would never be on an app, so I just don’t know what happened between when I was young—” Run continued before Angela interrupted and said, “Instagram!” She tried explaining why DMs are the downfall of dating, but Run didn’t understand. “That should fix it,” he said. “Someone should be able to get in your DMs.”

Angela complained that “serial dating” is also a problem because people date more than one person at a time without commitment. “I’ve got [my son] on my mind and anyone who comes around me has to be triple amazing for him,” Angela said. “He’s impressionable.” Check out the clip below.