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Kelly Rowland, Michelle Williams Talk Beyonce's Baby At The BET Honors

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The birth of Beyonce‘s baby Blue Ivy Carter with husband Jay-Z has been the biggest news for the last week.   From the name to the delivery room pictures.

So it’s no surprise that Beyonce’s former band mates and besties Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams were asked about the most talked about baby in 2012 when they attended the BET Honors in Washington, D.C last night.

When asked whether the baby Blue looks like mother Beyonce or papa Jay-Z, Kelly remained coy in her response,

“That will be something that everybody will have to experience the same way I did.

That’s for her parents to disclose, not myself.”

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Michelle who blasted her twitter followers who suggested she should have congratulated Beyonce on Twitter was more forthcoming with information.

“She is absolutely gorgeous. We were all in love.Beyonce and husband Jay-Z “have already settled into their role of being parents, and it’s just awesome to see. They might have inspired me a little bit, but this ring finger got to get a little more heavy first!”

We’re sure Beyonce and Jay-Z are enjoying every minute of the bundle Blue Ivy.

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