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Pregnant Beyonce Did Not Make Live New Years Eve Appearance On ABC

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UPDATE-A still pregnant Beyonce was scheduled to make an appearance on ABC’s annual Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve. If you’ve been paying attention to the latest Beyonce baby news, the ‘Single Ladies’ star checked into St. Luke Roosevelt hospital, booked out half of the delivery suite, gave birth to a baby girl AND named her Tiana-May Carter!!

How much of a trooper would Beyonce be to make an appearance just days after giving birth!!

Dick Clark’s co-host Ryan Seacrest told Extra Thursday night that Beyonce will indeed make an appearance.

“You will see Beyonce on the show,” said Seacrest. “I can’t tell you too much because they don’t tell me too much, but if you’re a Beyoncé fan — and man, is she looking good these days — you’ll want to see Beyonce.”

The only thing confirmed is Beyonce will not join the list of performers including Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, Fergie and others.

This is stretching but perhaps Beyonce will introduce her baby to the world tonight?! Too much? Maybe.

Update: Beyonce did NOT appear live on Ryan Seacrest ‘New Year’s Rockin’ Eve’ – instead the mommy to be was featured in a video from her Glastonbury performance – that performance was taped 6 months ago!!! Beyonce performed “I Was Here” – and it’s still unclear why did they even bother??

Now we can return to the rumors of Beyonce checking into a New York hospital to give birth. Let the countdown begin…..

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