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Lauryn Hill Gives Birth To Baby Boy Amidst Paternity Rumors

By | Published on July 25, 2011
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Update-Lauryn Hill has given birth to a baby boy, her sixth child, after only announcing the news in March of this year. Blackcelebkids have confirmed the news of Lauryn Hill given birth to a baby boy on Saturday (7.23.11). Reportedly the baby was born with the umbilical cord wrapped around his neck, however mom and baby are OK. A continued issue lingers around the paternity of Lauryn’s child. Rohan Marley fathered 5 children with the songstress but publicly denied the paternity of Lauryn’s new born couple months ago. Rohan has since claimed his words were taken out of context and that he loves and respects the mother of his children. Weeks later the couple and their brood of children were spotted catching a Broadway play and all things appeared back to normal.

However, additional reports have surfaced to further suggest that Lauryn and Rohan may have broken things off for sometime and both parties may have moved on. Brazilian model Isabeli Fontana started a fire storm when she posted her love for Rohan Marley on Twitter with a picture of the two together! “I’m in love with @Romarley’s heart.”

Somewhere we’re hoping that the media has this one wrong and Lauryn Hill and Rohan Marley has this all figured out as Rohan suggested in his recent tweets: “Ms. Hill is the mother of my children, whom I have a tremendous amount of love and respect for. I would never do that.

“The nature of our relationship something we don’t expect people who spread gossip for a living to fully understand.”

Looking forward to seeing my baby pictures! Congrats to Lauryn Hill and her family!

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