The NFL star spent Wednesday night celebrating with Rick Ross at the rapper’s 48th birthday party in Miami, and TMZ Sports has video of the celebration. The Antonio Brown cross-country appearance continues.

Last night, the former Buccans wide receiver attended the invitation-only, star-studded event at Mr. Hospitality’s El Tucan restaurant in south Florida to commemorate Rozay’s new album “Richer Than I Ever Been” and another journey around the globe.

It is also reported that Nelly, Timbaland, and French Montana were present at the residence, in addition to AB.

Brown and Ross are both products of Florida and have maintained a longstanding friendship. Ross appeared in the music video for AB’s “Whole Lotta Money” as a cameo.

AB arrived in magnificent fashion, donning a grey suit, black turtleneck, and an abundance of jewelry to complement the flow.

Brown, following his abrupt release from the Bucs, has been jet-setting throughout the United States. His social circle has included Kanye West, Floyd Mayweather, Madonna, and other prominent A-list celebrities.

It is likely already common knowledge that Rick Ross delights in displaying his considerable fortune. He is an author, record executive, and entrepreneur in addition to being a rapper. Constantly preoccupied with business, the rapper amassed a net worth of $45 million, the majority of which he spends on automobiles.

Amidst a collection comprising more than one hundred vehicles, a specific brand and model emerges as exceptional: Chevrolet Bel Air. The rapper is an open admirer of General Motors and possesses multiple models in various colors and vehicles. Recently, he gave us a tour of his black, color-coded garage, which was adorned with a Caprice, Impala, and several Bel Airs.

Rick Ross unveiled a brand-new addition to his garage on the occasion of his 46th birthday: an immaculate Chevrolet Bel Air. The rapper, whose journey was first documented on Instagram Stories, arrives at his Bel Air after passing two Rolls-Royces and a Ferrari 488 Spider. “Encounter my birthday present for yourself,” he instructs as he makes his way to the vehicle. He further states that the Chevrolet Bel Air is from 1955, making it the second generation.

He displayed his garage during an exclusive photoshoot with XXL magazine at his 235-acre mansion in Atlanta, Georgia, which he refers to as “The Promise Land,” in addition to his mechanized gift.

He states during the interview that “your automobile is your primary status symbol” in his native country. He claims to be a “fan of everything with a motor,” including foreign, new, and contemporary automobiles, and to be an automobile collector. However, his “passion” is reserved for “vintage, old school whips.”

In the interview, he further disclosed his intention to organize his inaugural Rick Ross Car Show this year, which will bear resemblance to the Barrett-Jackson auctions. We eagerly anticipate the outcome of that situation.