The songstress is seen in one Instagram photo lying in a bathtub filled with red rose petals as another shot shows her cradling her baby bump in a blue sequin dress.
- Oct 16, 2019
AceShowbiz - Keke Wyatt is indeed eating for two. The singer has been rumored to be pregnant with her tenth child for some time, and now she has finally confirmed the speculation by taking to her Instagram account to share several gorgeous maternity shoots.
Shared on Monday, October 14, one of the photos showed Keke lying in a bathtub filled with red rose petals as another shot saw her cradling her baby bump in a blue sequin dress. The other photos featured the songstress showing off her big baby bump in a pink lace dress as she put on several matching flowers on her head as accessories.
In the caption of the post, Keke revealed that she would be documenting her pregnancy journey on a YouTube series. "My husband Zackariah Darring and I are so happy to announce that we are expecting out new bundle of joy! We are excited to welcome the 10th addition to our beautiful family," she said in the post. "Stay tuned for the release date & information for my new YouTube Series 'The Keke Show' where you will see me balancing Wife, Mommy and Artist!!!"
Keke concluded, "Trust me.. it's never a dull moment with my family. Love ya sugars."
The unborn baby will be Keke and Zackariah's first child together. The former has eight children with ex-husband Michael Ford and another child from her previous marriage to Rahmat Morton.
Keke and Zackariah's romance started way back before the former married Rahmat. The couple dated briefly, but reunited years later following her second divorce from Michael. Talking about how the two reconnected after a long time, she said in an interview, "I reached out to Zackariah and I was just like, 'Hey! What's up? How you doing?' Not looking for nothing and that's the God's honest truth. I didn't know if he had a girlfriend or whatever. I didn't know."
The pair soon started dating again and tied the knot on October 17, 2018.
