‘Baby Name Gon Be Glacier’: Keyshia Ka’oir Says She Misses Being Pregnant and Asks Her Husband, Gucci Mane for Another Child

Keysha Ka’oir is ready to be pregnant again with her husband Gucci Mane.

On Dec. 30, Ka’oir posted seven pictures from her maternity shoot last year when she was pregnant. In the photos, she opted for an elegant style featuring a long black dress, and nude glam makeup. Her hair laid down her back in curls with a side part as the style. At the time of the shoot Ka’oir was carrying her now-1-year-old son Ice Davis.

Keyshia Ka’oir reminisces on pregnancy. (Photo: @keyshiakaoir/Instagram)

The child is the first and only one the two share together, but they each have children from previous relationships. In the caption, Ka’oir expressed her desire to be a mother again to a little bundle of joy.

She wrote, “Ayeahhhhh @laflare1017 I need me anotha one!!! #ImissBeingPreggo #IWas9monthsHere#BabyIce.” Gucci Mane, whose birth name is Radric Delantic Davis, has been noticeably excited to be a father to their baby boy Ice. So it is no surprise that he seemed open to conceiving another child with his wife. He replied with a simple “Ok” followed by a red heart emoji.

Fans reacted to the Davises’ interaction with each other in the comments section of the post. A few were guessing what the next child’s name could possibly be. One person said, “baby name gon be glacier but be pronounce glass ci aye,” and another wrote, “Next baby name finna be frosty.”

Others were confused at first and thought Ka’oir’s post was a current baby announcement. “Dammit @keyshiakaoir I thought you had hidddd this and popped out! You got me with this one😂 reading is definitely fundamental,” wrote one person.

Keyshia Kaoir, Gucci Mane and their son Ice Davis. (Photo: @keyshiakaoir/Instagram)

Someone else said, “Oh sis you scared me I thought you was pregnant again,” to which Ka’oir responded, “lol I wish.”

Last week, the couple celebrated Ice’s birthday with a CoComelon-themed birthday party and two days later took beautiful family pictures in their house in front of a Christmas tree.


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