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‘Wow, Wow, Wow’: Kelly Rowland Reveals She Gave Birth to Baby Boy a Week Ago

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The wait is finally over for fans who have been keeping a hawk’s eye on singer Kelly Rowland’s social awaiting a birth announcement! After being largely missing in action for a week, Rowland revealed she is now the mother of two boys.

Baby No. 2, Noah Jon Weatherspoon, was born Jan. 21. Rowland surprised fans by sharing a heartwarming photo of big brother Titan smiling as he looked at his baby brother.

Kelly Rowland surprises fans after revealing she gave birth to a baby boy! (Photo: @kellyrowland/Instagram)

Rowland captioned the photo: “On the 21st day, of the 21st year, of the 21st Century, Noah Jon Weatherspoon Greeted us! We are truly grateful❤️❤️❤️❤️ 1•21•21 8:13pm 7lbs. 8oz 19in.”

The post was quickly flooded with comments congratulating Rowland and her family for the new bundle of joy.

“Yes healthy bouncing baby boy for the win. Good job mom 😇”

“Two kings. Born by a Queen. Love you sis. 🙏🏽🙏🏽”

“WOW WOW WOW! 21.21.21 Congratulations Beautiful! Wishing you and Tim and Titan and this ultra light beam nothing but abundant joyful blessings!!🌸🌸🌸🌸”

Photo: @kellyrowland/Instagram

Coincidentally, Rowland delivered her and husband Tim Weatherspoon’s second child the same day she posted a video of herself twerking, bouncing on a ball and working out celebrating the 9-month mark of her pregnancy.

Throughout pregnancy Rowland served up fashion looks from home and shimmied her way through choreography, leaving fans to fawn over her beauty and moves.

“you did dat Mama!! Yaaasssssssssss boo🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥”

“Keelllllyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!! If you don’t STOP!! Let the WHOLE WORLD KNOW AND WALK! Love it! 🔥😍🔥🔥”

“The sexiest nine months pregnant woman I’ve ever seen😍🔥,” fans wrote in response to Rowland hitting the “Walk” challenge on TikTok.

Taking a page out of her best friend Beyoncé’s book, Rowland managed to keep her baby’s gender under wraps until his arrival. Her son however nearly let the cat out of the bag in October during an interview with Access.

“When we told Titan it was a whole thing,” she said while explaining that the 6-year-old had his own elaborate plans for the reveal.

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