Alicia Keys And Paul Ryan's Valentine's Date Confirmed? Latter Replies To Singer's Message!

R&B singer Alicia Keys asked House Speaker Paul Ryan to be her Valentine's Day date in a flirty video.

The "If I Ain't Got You" singer uploaded a video message for 46-year-old politician, asking him to be her date if he agrees on her condition.

In the video, the singer asked the personality if he can cast a vote under the criminal justice reform, E! Online said in a report.

"I recently saw a picture of you working out, and I was like, 'Mmmmm,'" Alicia Keys told Paul Ryan in the video. "I never saw the speaker of the House working out before. He must be cool."

The singer then asked the house speaker to "show how cool" he is and "spread the love" by bringing criminal justice reform to a vote.

"Can you do that Paul? I know you can," Keys then said.

Alicia Keys also asked supporters to send a Wisconsin Republican cards to Paul Ryan through the "We Are Here Movement," a social justice group she founded in 2014, ABC News said in a report.

"Help bring justice reform to a vote so we can keep families together and reunite those that have been torn apart by excessive incarceration instead of just getting the help they needed," the "No One" hit maker said.

Meanwhile, the house speaker said in a press conference that he supports a series of bipartisan criminal justice reform bills but he did not have a timetable of their vote on the floor, The Week said in a report.

He also added that he was surprised that Alicia Keys knows him but said that he will give floor time for the criminal justice reform bills that have passed through the House Judiciary Committee.

Paul Ryan's spokesperson has also not clarified if they received the cards Alicia Keys sent for Valentine's Day.

As of press time, there is still no confirmation from Paul Ryan's side about the confirmation of his date with the "No One" singer.