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Beyonce's Performances, Pregnancy Cravings And Baby Bump Rumors

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UPDATE-Check out more on Beyonce pregnancy, baby bump rumors and her ITV performances below.

Beyonce must have knew when she released her fourth studio album ‘4’ it would be her most intimate album. The mega pop star has sold out arenas, sold over 75 million albums, scored 16 Grammys and soo much more. But in 2011, Beyonce’s fans had a chance to see her up close. Before ‘Live at Roseland‘ there was ‘A Night With Beyonce’.

UK television channel ITV aired a hour special featuring Beyonce, her biggest fans in the UK and host Steve Jones. Beyonce performed her greatest hits including tracks from her then newly released album ‘4’. The show started with ‘Crazy in Love’ and Bey wearing a gorgeous nude, jewel encrusted, body hugging leotard, walking through the crowd and allowing her fans to have intimate contact with her.

Beyonce Pregnant Pictures

Beyonce who’s expecting her first child with husband Jay-Z announced her pregnancy few weeks later and has since became the most popular mommy-to-be of 2011! The special was reportedly filmed some time in July.

A night with Beyonce also included several wardrobe changes and one on one questions from the fans who sang every song lyric for lyric with delight! Beyonce closed the evening with ‘Single Ladies’ with all the now infamous choreography included.

We’ve included the full length video in addition to clips for your convenience. Watch below:

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Full Video:
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Enjoy!!

Update: In case you missed it check out Beyonce’s interview with Katie Couric where she dishes on fake pregnancy rumors, cravings, her baby’s sex and due date!

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