‘There Goes My Baby!’: Zonnique Pullins Fans Gush Over Her Latest Pregnancy Snap

Zonnique Pullins‘ belly is growing by the day and fans are obsessing over her pregnancy pics!

The daughter of Tiny Harris and stepdaughter to rapper T.I. shared a photo of her adorable baby bump to social media on Saturday, Sept. 12, and left her 3 million Instagram followers gushing.

“just waiting on my a– to get bigger🥴,” Pullins quipped.

Zonnique Pullins
Zonnique Pullins shows off her baby bump. @zonniquejailee/Instagram

The photo showed the “T.I. & Tiny: Friends and Family Hustle” star posing in a pink, purple and yellow tie-dye shirt, while donning distressed jean shorts and sneakers. The bare-faced beauty cradled her stomach, while posing with her eyes closed.

IG followers gushed over the post and showered the soon-to-be mom with sweet comments.

“I definitely see the glow everyone be talking about 🥺🤍,” a fan wrote.

A second user said, “God bless you and your new life as being a mother wish you nothing but the best for you…❤️.”

“Oh there goes my baby 😍!” one of Pullins’ admirers wrote.

“my pretty mama 💗💗💗,” someone else added. “You look gorgeous 😍😍 im so happy for you.”

Pullins’ sister Deyjah Harris commented on the post, “😍😍😍😍. tell her i asked if she want me to bring her some chicken nuggets and ice cream ?”

@zonniquejailee/Instagram

Last month, Pullins, 24, announced she and boyfriend, rapper “Bandhunta Izzy,” were expecting their first child together, a baby girl.

The former OMG Girlz singer said she was initially afraid to tell her mom she was pregnant.

Zonnique Pullins and Bandhunta Izzy
Zonnique Pullins and her boyfriend Bandhunta Izzy @zonniqueailee/Instagram

“I always said, like you know, I don’t really want kids anytime soon, so it was kind of just like a thing that came on me,” Zonnique stressed to Atlanta Black Star in August. “I prayed, I just felt like if this is the plan, if this is what God wants for me to do, I wanna do it, and I’m going to try my best at it. So my mom was really going through the motions with me and [was] like ‘you know, it’s whatever you want to do. You think on it. You think how you feel and don’t let anybody else, you know, tear you apart from how you feel, just really figure out what you want to do.”

Pullins and Izzy have been together for two years and their baby girl is due to arrive in December. The songstress has yet to pick out any names for her daughter.

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