A$AP Rocky has a special co-star for his latest magazine cover — his daughter, Rocki Irish Mayers.
The rapper and his baby girl appear together in W China’s 2026 Volume 4, “The Love Issue.” In the accompanying feature, Rocky opens up about fatherhood and the unconditional love he has for his three children.
“I think we all long to love someone without expecting anything in return. And I’m lucky enough to have three little ones whom I can love like that,” he shared.
Rocky and Rihanna welcomed Rocki on September 13, 2025. The couple are also parents to sons RZA, 4, and Riot, 3.
The new shoot comes just months after Rocki made her W debut alongside her mom. The 11-month-old starred with Rihanna in W Magazine’s 2026 Pop Issue, stealing the spotlight in her first public appearance.
And from the way Rocky tells it, Rocki has been commanding attention at home, too.
During a January appearance on The New York Times’ Popcast, Rocky gave some insight into his then-4-month-old daughter’s personality.

He described her as “very talkative at 4 months” and said she “likes to giggle and smile.”
“And then baby Rocki came in, and just kind of took over the whole household,” he joked.
“Baby Rocki, man, she’s something,” Rocky continued. “And she looks exactly identical to me. My twin, bro.”
The rapper spoke about his sons during the conversation as well, describing RZA as “really antisocial” and Riot as “a socialite.”
“And my second son is just a socialite at this point, you know? He wants to steal the room when he comes, and he walks in it, and he’s addicted to cotton candy, and… he likes… typical little kid stuff,” Rocky said of Riot.

Rocky has previously shared how becoming a father has affected him emotionally. In a 2026 interview with Esquire, he admitted that even things as simple as seeing puppies can bring him to tears.
“Being a dad, sometimes you could look at puppies and make you want to cry,” he said. “Sh&t like that never happened before, you know what I mean? It’s just a beautiful thing. It’s a happiness that you can’t really equate to anything.”






