Sexyy Red appears to be at work on a fantastic new endeavor. According to XXL Mag, the 25-year-old rap sensation recently hinted that she’s pregnant in new shots on social media.
Sexyy Red and her buddy SZA shared a number of pictures from backstage during a concert on Instagram on Saturday, October 14. The “Hood Rats” rapper looks to have a baby bump in one of the images, indicating that she is expecting a child.
Red is pictured close to SZA in the post, which you can view below, flashing her stomach.
The caption on the photo is simply “Team boy or team girl.” The St. Louis native can be seen clutching her expanding tummy in another image while pouting her lips.
Red, however, published a picture of herself devouring a platter of spare ribs along with a variety of sides in a different post. With a hush up face emoji, she added the message “Fat ma” to the picture. Therefore, it’s difficult to tell if she is genuinely expecting a child or if she is just admitting that she has put on a few extra pounds.
Is Sexyy Red Actually Pregnant?
The unexpected news of Sexyy Red being pregnant occurs just as her profession is experiencing its best year ever.
Drake worked with the “SkeeYee” hitmaker and SZA on the upbeat song “Rich Baby Daddy” from his latest LP For All The Dogs. In relation to it, she was invited to accompany Drizzy and 21 Savage on a few dates of the OVO boss’ It’s All A Blur Tour.
Sexyy Red is also preparing to start her first headlining tour, the Hood Hottest Princess Tour.
At Boston’s Paradise Rock Club on October 16, the 20-city tour gets underway. Before wrapping up in San Francisco on November 20, the tour will stop in further cities such as Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Detroit, Atlanta, and others.
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