Lil Durk and India Royale are two of the rare remaining celebrity couples in Hip Hop, consistently setting high standards for romance.

On March 4, Tuesday, they put their relationship to the test in GQ’s “Couples Quiz” series. The couple, who have been together since 2017, discussed their pet dislikes, preferred hobbies and other topics during the gathering.

Royale initially inquired of Lil Durk about his method for determining whether she is upset with him. “The key point is, when you depart in the morning to drop off the children, if you fail to greet me with a hug and a kiss, I’ll assume you’re upset.” She awarded him half a point before observing, “I have the feeling that you can sense when I’m upset, especially when I remain silent.”

Lil Durk And India Royale Both Enjoy Watching “Game of Thrones”

The conversation also touched on their preferred television program to watch jointly, with one of them mentioning “Bates Motel” and “Dexter” as their top choices. Royale actually refers to “Game of Thrones.” He quipped, “I’m spending time with her. ‘So, who do you want me to defend you against: me or Jon Snow?'” She’s actually thinking of him, but she tells me to boost my ego.

Rapper Lil Durk Expresses Desire To Collaborate On A Music Project with India Royale

Following that, Royale was asked to identify Lil Durk’s dream collaborator. She incorrectly identified Lil Wayne, JT, and Beyoncé. You were the one responsible. She mentioned that they had just been discussing this in the car, the Grammy Award winner said to her. “You mentioned we should do a song.”

“He performed very well,” Royale stated as the quiz came to a close. Ultimately, she achieved a total of 18 points out of 20, whereas her companion concluded with 11 out of 15 points.

The release of the duo’s “Couples Quiz” had a mixed tone, considering Lil Durk’s current legal circumstances. Currently, he is being held in custody on multiple counts, which encompass charges of conspiracy and the use of interstate facilities to facilitate a murder-for-hire plot that led to a fatality. The trial was initially scheduled to commence on January 7, but an agreement was reached between the prosecutors and his defence team to postpone it until October 14.