‘Baby Spoiled Already’: Keyshia Ka’oir Gives Fans a Glimpse of Her Baby’s Nursery


Oh, the joy of motherhood. Fitness and beauty entrepreneur Keyshia Ka’oir looks as though she’s enjoying life as a mommy for the fourth time and for the first time with her husband, rapper Gucci Mane. 

Ka’oir has kept fans posted with life as a mommy to her infant son, Ice Davis. Recently, she gave fans a tour of baby Ice’s nursery with the song “Blue” from Beyoncé’s 2013 self-titled album playing in the background. 

Keyshia Ka’oir reveals Ice Davis’ nursery. @KeyshiaKaOir/Instagram

This makes sense since Gucci was featured in Queen Bey’s Icy Park collection from Ivy Park after Bey gifted the pair with a gift for their baby.

“ICE’s NURSERY 🥶,” Ka’oir captioned the video that garnered over 593,000 views from followers. 

Fans got a view of his crib, rug, silver glass dressers, wide mirrors, a vast white bear pillow, a Gucci blanket, a pillow and stuffed animals with his name, and a plethora of name-brand clothes and shoes. 

Fans were impressed with Ice’s elaborate nursery. 

“I ain’t gon lie. I have been waiting to see his nursery 💪🏾😍.”

“This is beautiful…not fussy, or over the edge, it’s just all about your blessing…nice.” 

“Baby spoiled already 😍.”

“Best baby nursery I’ve ever seen 🔥🔥😍😍.”

While Ka’oir and Gucci received mostly favorable views on their great sense of interior design, fans had one question for Ka’oir and her ATL legend husband. 

“Can we see the baby?” 

“Girl, we don’t want to see no clothes. Where is my baby at?” 

There’s no telling when fans will get to see who baby Ice favors more. Guwop announced that Ka’oir gave birth on Dec. 23, 2020, two days before Christmas. 

“My wife just gave me a 7lb 1 oz baby boy. His name ICE DAVIS 12/23/20. Thank you Mrs. Davis ❤️🏹🥶 he’s here!!!!!!!” the East Atlanta Santa captioned his post. 

Keyshia Ka’oir maternity photo @LaFlare1017/Instagram

Fans were ecstatic for the couple, and Gucci got a chance to spend his 2020 Christmas with his first child with Ka’oir. 

“Best Christmas gift ever, my son ICE DAVIS. Thank you, babe. I love you and appreciate you, Mrs. Davis ❤️,” Gucci captioned his Christmas post as he held his son in front of an enormous white Christmas tree with gifts wrapped in blue. 

Gucci Mane and his wife welcomed their son two days before Christmas 2020. @LaFlare1017/Instagram

Ka’oir announced her pregnancy on Aug. 14, 2020, while rocking black lingerie in the bathtub. 

“I ain’t athletic, but on @laflare1017 D, I did gymnastics🤰👼🏽,” she wrote. 

Ka’oir has three other children from a previous relationship, and Guwop has one son with an ex partner. The blended family now has a new edition that they both genuinely are excited about. 

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