Reginae Carter Sparks Pregnancy Rumors With Her Latest Photo

Reginae Carter posted a photo of herself in a black outfit that got a lot of folk’s attention.

Not only did people love the ensemble, but the photo led to all kinds of discussion about whether Carter is pregnant by her on an off boyfriend YFN Lucci.

Fans think Reginae Carter is pregnant by YFN Lucci after she posts new photo.

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Carter —who’s parents of course are Lil Wayne and Toya Wright — posted the photo on Sunday, which shows her in a short black dress, multicolored shoes and carrying a black bag.

Looking good in the black,” someone wrote.

“Grown woman sh– alright nah Nae!” wrote another.

“Pretty young lady looking like Your mommy 💋,” a third person commented.

But there were many who thought Carter was trying to cover up a pregnancy, because she was wearing the scarf over her stomach. Others, meanwhile, told Wayne’s daughter to stay away from Lucci, because if she’s not having his baby now, she soon will.

“can tell you’re pregnant,” one person wrote.

“I think Reginae is pregnant 👏👏👏👏,” a second person chimed in.

“SHES ALREADY PREGNANT” 😩”  a third person speculated.

Carter followed up that photo with a couple of swimsuit shots of herself and said she wants to have that same figure again.

“Take me back to this body and this boat please … thank u 🙃🙃 #InNeedofavacation,” she wrote next to one one of the photos.

“Give me two months … maybe even one lol,” she captioned another swimsuit picture. 

But the talk about whether she’s pregnant came underneath the photo of her sporting the black outfit. Even Lucci commented on that post and told Carter how he feels about her, which some thought sounded possessive.

“And you think I’ma just let you leave me girl? We stuck together,” he wrote in a comment that began getting attention on Sunday.

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