As it turns out, Nick Young and Iggy Azalea won't be marching to the altar in 2016.
The Lakers star proposed to the Australian rapper last June at his 30th birthday party and the couple planned to exchange vows later this year. Now, the engaged pair have opted to halt the proceedings so that Azalea can tour after her new album drops in June.
"I'm planning my wedding, actually moved my wedding 'cause I have to tour so my wedding plans are changing," she said on Ryan Seacrest's radio show 'On-Air with Ryan Seacrest.' "It was going to happen at the end of the year but now I have to go to work so we'll probably have to wait until the end of the next basketball season to do that. So that kind of is a bit sucky, but it's alright."
Azalea, 25, revealed that her motivation for wanting to tour right after the album stems from her past experience when she was "burnt out" and canceled an arena tour last year. The Australian also added that "Swaggy P" has been fine with delaying things.
"He wants to be, like, he's like, 'I can be a bachelor for longer' and like, he's really milking it, he's really milking the whole thing," she said. "So he's really happy. Any time he wants to like, go out with the boys, he's like, 'This is my last summer being a bachelor!' So he likes that. He can milk it for longer with me, so he's excited."
The "Team" singer also said she hopes to tour from August through October and she's still in the planning phase of the wedding. She added that Young only really cares about the food.
Young joked about how little he cared about planning a wedding back in February.
"We'll get married at the courthouse," Young told TMZ after making wedding plans with Azalea over dinner. "She's talking about spending a lot."
Added his bride-to-be: "He doesn't want to pay for s--t."
While no wedding will come between the two this year, it doesn't seem like there's any trouble in Paradise for the lovebirds.
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