‘I See Another Baby’: Toya Johnson Fans Speculate She’s Pregnant After She Teases This Announcement

Toya Johnson has made it pretty clear she’s not working on growing her brood with fiancé Robert “Red” Rushing any time soon, but that hasn’t deterred one-track-mind fans from thinking she’s with child.

A new post the “T.I. & Tiny: Friends and Family Hustle” star shared to Instagram Tuesday, Aug. 17, showed her dressed in sexy black lingerie and heels for a photo shoot. She strutted her stuff down a candlelit hallway and blew fans away. The celeb also posted a distance shot of herself touching her stomach.

Toya Johnson
Toya Johnson. @toyajohnson/Instagram

Johnson teased an announcement and wrote, “Coming soon 🎥.”

While the clip left some people entertained, fans swiftly turned their attention to Johnson’s posture and noticed her hands on her stomach. They surmised she is expecting a baby.

“Baby announcement 🤔”

“I think she’s pregnant.”

“If you pregnant bae just say that🤣😘”

“I see another baby though 💓”

While Johnson isn’t likely pregnant now, she and Rushing did state on the second season of “Friends and Family Hustle” they would like to have more children.

Toya Johnson
Robert Rushing, Toya Johnson and their daughter Reign Rushing. (Photo: @toyajohnson/Instagram)

The couple already share 2-year-old daughter Reign Rushing, and Johnson has 21-year-old daughter Reginae Carter from her previous relationship with her ex-husband, rapper Lil Wayne.

In a May post for Mother’s Day, the mother of two posed with her two daughters for a sweet snap and expressed how much she loved them.

“As a Mother i’m not perfect. I make mistakes. I forget things. I lose my cool and somedays I go a little crazy. But, it’s okay because in the end, no one could ever love my children the way I do,” she wrote.

Reginae Carter
Reginae Carter., Reign Rushing and Toya Johnson. (Photo: @colormenae/Instagram)

Johnson has also admitted in the past that she’s extremely protective of her children when it comes to online trolls.

“I honestly don’t pay attention to the haters. UNLESS someone says something about my daughter, and then Mama Bear kicks in,” Johnson told Cosmopolitan in December 2016, more than a year before Reign was born. “I don’t care what people say about me, but kids are off limits. Social media is a blessing and a curse, but it is great for my businesses.”

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