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The rapper/mogul a screenshot of a post from The Shade Room, which read "It appears #Ye and his new boo #ChaneyJones are going strong."
West, who now goes by "Ye," captioned the photo with a black heart emoji.
caption said that the pair had been "spotted doing some shopping in Miami" and wondered if their moniker might be "YeNey."
An Instagram account that appears to belong to Jones replied to West's post with the comment "My love" with a black heart emoji and a fingers crossed emoji.
Jones - who many on social media have been buzzing about because of her strong resemblance to West's estranged wife, Kim Kardashan - is listed as the chief operating officer for First State Behavioral Health, which provides mental health services.
, Jones is currently pursuing a masters in counselling at Wilmington University.
"I feel as though counselling and behavioral health treatment is a healthy action for everyone," her bio reads."Counselling can help everyone improve in their everyday life and I look forward to working with you."
West, who is in the midst of a divorce from Kardashian, was
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