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Pregnant Beyonce Covers Baby Bump In Recent Outing

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UPDATE-A very pregnant Beyonce was photographed for the first time since rumors of the superstar giving birth late last month caused a mini frenzy.

In the new exclusive pictures, Beyonce, 30, was seen leaving a New York City office building with her bodyguard and mother, Tina Knowles.

The gorgeous mom-to-be was wearing skinny jeans, a blazer, and her much-talked-about baby bump was conspicuously covered by an over-sized, colorful scarf. Bey also wore gold heels, not as high as her usual skyscrapers, but heels nonetheless. Actually, Beyonce’s pregnancy style hasn’t changed much from her pre-pregger style. The fashion forward Houston native has continued wearing heels and couture clothing since cradling her stomach on the VMA’s red carpet.

These pictures also help squash rumors that Beyonce flew to Houston to give birth in her home state. An anonymous caller phoned into a local Houston radio station to inform the public that Beyonce had landed and would give birth at the Medical Center sometime in the week!!

Prior to the Houston birth rumors Beyonce and her baby bump was spotted with hubby Jay-Z while the two were enjoying an intimate New Year’s Eve dinner at Buttermilk Channel in New York.

It is unimaginable how Beyonce is remaining sane over these incessant rumors. Credit must be given because Bey looks gorgeous even as a 8 or 9 month old woman. And as her sister puts it, ‘Shout out to my sister for being THE cutest pregnant woman ever!’

In the meantime check out our dedicated gallery with Beyonce pregnant pictures including the most recent pics.

 

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