Iggy Azalea made it very clear at the iHeartRadio Awards that she and her fiancé Nick Young have not yet called off their engagement despite the cheating rumors that have been going around.

On Sunday night, Azalea showed up to the red carpet solo but was still sporting the massive yellow diamond engagement ring the NBA player gave her last summer. Just last month, a video surfaced of Young allegedly confessing to his teammate D'Angelo Russell that he had cheated on Azalea. While the 25-year-old "Fancy" rapper has not yet directly commented on the cheating scandal, it's clear her and Young have not broken up, or she would not still be wearing the ring.

Before the award show, she also opened up to reporters about her "turbulent 2015" and how it inspired some of her music, especially her new song "Team."

"I wanted to, like, not breeze over that and wanted to acknowledge how I felt about it, and wanted to say I think it's fine if everybody doesn't support me because I'm a believer in myself," she said of all the bad press she was getting last year. "That's a message of the song. Everybody should feel that way about themselves."

She also then went on to explain how she plans to handle anything that may come her way this year. "My motto is like the song says: Have your own back," she added. "We worry a lot about people liking our pages or how many followers we have. You've got to worry about your own thing."

When the conversation between Young and Russell leaked, Azalea obviously caught wind of the video and took to Twitter to thank him for the information.

"Hmmm I see D Angelo Russell is trending," she tweeted. "I actually liked his film. Thanks bro."

Sources close to the couple have said that both Azalea and Young are reportedly pissed about the video and that the Lakers' star has been trying to save his relationship ever since. Apparently, the engagement is in jeopardy, and the two are "not on good terms." Young is so in love with her and is focused on nothing but fixing things between them.

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