Breaking News:Drake Offers to Pay for Fan’s Divorce Proceedings Mid-Concert: ‘You Gon’ Be Single and Ready to Mingle’

The rapper has made a habit out of giving his fans gifts like cars, Birkin bags and money during his It’s All a Blur Tour.

Drake is continuing his tradition of giving gifts to fans.

At the rapper’s It’s All a Blur Tour stop on April 4, the For All the Dogs star, 37, found a fan who needed help paying legal fees for a divorce.

“I’m going to get you a good lawyer, and we’re gonna pay for your divorce tonight,” Drake said in a viral clip of the moment that circulated on X (formerly Twitter). “You gon’ be single and ready to mingle.”

Drake added, “While you’re at it, you need to find you somebody to take you out on a date, too. I’ll pay for the date, too, don’t worry about it.”

In a video shared on X, Drake was handed a note from a person in the front row of his concert. After opening it up, Drake asked, “This is it?”

“You said, ‘[Pay] off my mom’s house, rest in peace.’ Your mom passed away? Alright. And you owe… Oh, this is the outstanding balance right here,” he said into his microphone while interacting with the fan. “This is a lot of money right here.”

“But you know what, I’m gonna pay off your momma’s house for you,” Drake promised as the audience cheered.

He later revealed onstage that the fan was asking him to donate “160 bands” — or $160,000 — to the cause, but the multimillionaire was already set on his promise.

“Imma pay out of my pocket. That’s gonna come from me. Rest in peace to your momma,” Drake said during the show.

During another tour stop in his hometown of Toronto in October, Drake gave away a Mercedes-Benz G-Class car to an unsuspecting concertgoer at the Scotiabank Arena.

Rather than personally selecting a fan in the audience to go home with the luxury prize, he picked someone at random, according to footage captured by audiences members.

“So, this is what I’m going to do: I’m going to pick the winning ticket out of this drum right here,” the hitmaker said, as members of his crew brought a raffle drum up to the stage. “I want everybody to be super quiet. I want to hear the winner scream.”

He eventually spotted the fan who was taking home the new vehicle in one of the upper levels of the venue, adding: “They got ‘em? They up top? You better bring your ass down here. We’re going to send somebody up there to check that ticket.”