Letoya Luckett Shows Off Her Beautiful Baby Bump in New Video

LeToya Luckett

Letoya Luckett graced her 1.7 million followers on Instagram with a lovely video of her flaunting her baby bump. Luckett recorded a video in a bathroom last week of her and her pregnant belly after a relaxing pool swim. She spoke about a natural hair product, but fans seem to bee focused on her growing midsection.

Fans crowded the singer’s comments congratulating her on her pregnancy.

“Congratulations 🎉🎊🍾🎈”

“Glowing gorgeous!!❤❤❤❤”

“Pregnancy is one beautiful thing! Take care momma! 😍”

The former Destiny’s Child singer has received praise for her beautiful baby bump in the past. Last month Luckett and her husband Tommicus Walker were guests at a friend’s wedding, and her gorgeous dress accentuated her pregnant belly. Underneath a photo of Walker’s hand on her stomach, her caption said, “Celebrating Lex & Terrance #OnAPerfectNote.” Fans expressed admiration for the way she presented her pregnancy with comments like, “Omg I love your dress! My baby shower is in two wks…wish I could find something this elegant 🙏🏽”

One fan said, “I’m so happy for you three I seen you on the Pastor’s reality show. May God continue to bless you and your family.”

Another said, “You’re such a beautiful Mommy! You and hubby look Fantabulous!”

Luckett has practice in being a mother with her step-daughter from Walker. In a Instagram post Luckett said, “Am I built for this? I’ve never been a mommy. My cooking skills are so-so. My fresh smoothie game is aaiiiight. So I gotta share everything? Will he still love me if? These are all the thoughts that started to flood my mind, overwhelmed with worry instead of seeing the blessing that God had actually giving me far and beyond what I’ve prayed for all of these years. Welp, today I choose to stop the worry and put on my new crown as a warrior.”

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