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Monica Brown Confirms Pregnancy Rumors in Time For Mother’s Day

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Monica Brown has confirmed her third pregnancy which means she will be welcoming her first child with NBA baller husband Shannon Brown.

Monica didn’t need to say a word when she revealed her baby bump, because the picture said a million and one words.

The 32-year-old songstress posed in a gorgeous blue Roberto Cavalli maxi dress before putting on a show in Tennessee and it was obvious that there was no hiding that baby bump.

She placed her hand on her hip and pulled the dress closer to her body to accentuate her pregnant belly which was more than enough of a confirmation for us.

The soon-to-be mother of three was simply glowing as she flaunted her pregnant figure despite trying to keep her bump hidden a few months ago.

Rumors of Monica being pregnant began back in March after the R&B star hit the stage and was strategically trying to cover her stomach the entire time.

When posing for pics Mrs. Brown made it a point to keep her hands clasped in front of her and to keep her loose fitting pink blazer closed.

While there were more than enough signs that she was pregnant, it wasn’t enough to seal the deal… until now, of course.

This will be the “Love All Over Me” singer’s third child in addition to her adorable 5-year-old Romelo and spunky 7-year-old Lil Rocko.

Shannon also has a son from a previous relationship, but both celebs are excited to be expecting their first child together.

Anonymous sources claim that the baby is due in September but that the gender of the child has not been announced.

With Monica revealing her own baby bump it’s obvious that this year is certainly the year of the babies!

In addition to Monica, actress Halle Berry is also sporting her second baby bump as well as Jessica Simpson, pregnant reality star Kim Kardashian, and of course we are even expecting a royal baby soon from Kate Middleton.

That doesn’t even round up the pregnancy list. Fergie is still sporting her baby bump, Michael Buble’s wife has a bun in the oven, and we’re all hoping that Beyonce is about to add to the famous baby bump list!

 

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