Beyonce Second Baby Bump: Blue Ivy Needs Company

Beyonce has been making all sorts of headlines during her Mrs. Carter World Tour and now her glittering Catwoman suit my have revealed her biggest secret – a growing baby bump.

When the Queen Bey hit the stage at London’s O2 arena on Saturday she strutted around in her form fitting body suit and revealed that she whether gained a few pounds or is well on her way to making baby Blue Ivy a big sister.

Mrs. Carter banned all professional photographers from her shows during her world tour but during the age of technology and social media it was only a matter of time before her big secret – and possible baby bump – got out.

Fans snapped pictures of the Queen Bey on their cell phones and one thing was very obvious, the powerhouse singer’s usually flat toned tummy was unusually round.

 

Sources say that the pregnancy rumors are exactly why Baddie Bey didn’t want the professional photographers at her show in the first place.

“Only photos that do not show her stomach up close are released to the public,” the source said to MediaTakeOut.com.

The anonymous source also claims that Blue Ivy’s mommy wanted to make an official announcement during the BET Awards at the end of June, but it doesn’t seem like she’ll be able to keep things under wraps for that long.

The second baby announcement doesn’t come as much of a surprise, however, as Beyonce has been very open about the fact that she was ready to have more children.

During a sit down with “Good Morning America” on Monday, May 6, the “Bow Down” songstress admitted that she wouldn’t mind giving her 16-month-old daughter a permanent playmate.

“I think my daughter needs some company,” she said with a wide grin. “I love being a big sister. At some point, when it’s supposed to happen.”

Looks like the time has come a little sooner than even Bey thought?

As for Blue Ivy, the media went into a frenzy when reports suggested that Beyonce brought her daughter on stage during her show in London but as it turned out baby Blue didn’t make her first on stage appearance.

Instead it was merely another toddler that was in the crowd.

While it certainly isn’t quite as exciting as Blue Ivy being on stage with her mommy, it still shows that Mrs. Carter was quite some endearing motherly instincts.

Bey and her camp haven’t come out to address the pregnancy rumors yet but there is one thing we will say – that belly surely wasn’t folding and flopping in that bodysuit.

 

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