Beyonce Baby Rumors Squashed By Mother Tina Knowles

Beyonce’s ‘baby bump’ may not be signs of a new baby at all as Blue Ivy’s grandmother denies rumors that Beyonce is pregnant again.

When the 31-year-old mother of Blue Ivy Carter stepped out in a fitted animal print Roberto Cavalli dress, pictures hit twitter immediately asking if the mother of one was about to become a mother of two.

Bey was out with her husband of four years, Jay-Z, for the D’Usse Cognac launch party at La Marina Restaurant Bar Beach Lounge Sunday night in NYC when the photos of the R&B crooner’s supposed “baby bump” were snapped.

Although one picture seems to feature the “Dance for You” singer with a very slight bump on her lower tummy, every other photo of Blue Ivy’s mother confirms that she looked as amazing as she always does.

The fitted dress actually showed off the young mother’s toned, flat stomach and she was even pictured sipping on her own glass of Cognac, which her husband is currently the face of.

If Beyonce really was pregnant, it’s safe to say that she certainly wouldn’t have been drinking any of the alcoholic beverages at the party.

In addition to the Dream Girl’s figure looking exceptional in the dress, there is even more concrete proof that there isn’t another bun in Bey’s oven just yet.

Beyonce’s mother, Tina Knowles, has openly denied the rumors that she had another grandchild on the way, although she would have loved to hear other wise.

“It’s gonna happen when it’s time, but not right now,” Tina told Access Hollywood. “Of course I [want more grandchildren] though! I harass [Beyonce] all the time.”

So there certainly won’t be another Beyonce baby quite yet, but according to the elated mother of 8-month-old baby Blue, there certainly will be some more tykes in the future.

“I definitely want to have [more children]! I don’t know how many. God knows I don’t know yet,” Jay-Z’s wife told E! News in a previous interview.

“Nothing can describe the feeling,” the new mother continued. “You have this instant connection once you know your child is growing inside you, but when you hold it for the first time, the words can’t be found.”

So Blue Ivy Carter won’t be getting any brothers or sisters yet, but it seems like the couple might be a bit too busy to handle two young children just yet.

The “Countdown” singer joined forces with her hip hop mogul husband to host a fundraising party which raised a total of $4 million for the Obama campaign.

In addition, the Cadillac Records actress has been very involved with the first lady’s “Let’s Move!” campaign that was founded in order to help solve the epidemic of childhood obesity in America.

“To J and B, thank you so much for your friendship,” President Obama told the crowd at the fundraising event. “Michelle, Sasha, and Malia are mad at me because they aren’t here.”

The president even went on to say that Beyonce “couldn’t be a better role model” for his two daughters.

 

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