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A Very Pregnant Beyonce Returns Refreshed And Ready For Work In NYC

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Beyonce renewed her pregnant glow Thursday afternoon when she was spotted back in New York City from a brief vacation to Miami, Florida.

The ‘I Was Here’ singer enjoyed a three day trip in the Sunshine state aboard a yacht snapping pictures of her husband Jay-Z, nephew Juelz Julez and mother Tina Knowles. The day before Beyonce wore a long green maxi dress   looking comfortable and chic at baseball player Alex Rodriguez’s home (see Beyonce Pregnant Pictures). On another outing, this time at night, Bey was having a good time dancing and singing out loud to Jay-Z and Kanye’s ‘Gotta Have It’. The next and final day of her trip Beyonce was spotted makeup free and casual in a yellow caftan reportedly house hunting. Perhaps the parents to be are looking for a big yard for their baby girl!

Back in New York, Beyonce was seen showing off her growing baby bump under a printed blouse with her mom Tina Knowles by her side (not shown in photograph). Reportedly Tina and Beyonce were heading to a meeting – perhaps to discuss the House of Dereon maternity line?? A pregnant Beyonce is certainly just as stylish as Sasha Fierce!

Across the coast Jay-Z jetted off to Los Angeles for the GQ awards, he landed a cover on their Man of the Year issue. In the issue Jay gushed about changing baby diapers. Beyonce in a separate interview Beyonce was echoed Jay-Z readiness to be a father, “He’s an inspirational artist, friend and husband, and his next step is to be an inspirational father.”

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