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Beyonce Wants More Babies With Jay-Z

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Beyonce’s pregnancy is nearing an end but the ‘Single Ladies’ pop star already knows she wants more babies! Jay-Z and Beyonce have been together for ten years and carefully a planned out when was the best time to start a family. At 30 years old Beyonce revealed it was the best time. But she also revealed she wants to have more children and all them by 40 which means Mr. and Mrs. Carter have just under ten years to grow their family.

“I have always said that I want to have all my children by the time I am 40, so there’s still a lot of time left. There is an attraction for sure about having a large family, but we will just have to see what we are blessed with,” said Beyonce.

One solace to growing her family is having a support system around and according to Beyonce she’ll have all the help she needs.

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“We are a really close family so I will have lots of support from my parents and my sister (Solange). Also, I don’t think I’m going to be able to get rid of Kelly (Rowland) now ‘The X Factor’ has finished. I know how much she wanted to be here during my pregnancy, but she was doing a great job on the show. I know she will be a great help. She’s a great help now, even just knowing I can call her any time.

She continues, “My sister will be amazing. She is one of the most important people in the world to me. If you ever upset my sister, you better run away from me as fast as you can!”

With Beyonce’s due date falling between December and February, Bey revealed what she’s looking forward to the most after giving birth: “I guess it’s kind of a cliche, but I just can’t wait to hold my baby in my arms.”

The clock is ticking!!

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