She’s having a boy!
The clip features her singing an upcoming single — which she encourages fans to pre-save — as she holds her bump proudly.
“Since I wrote this song every time I play it or sing it he moves like crazy…so I think this song is the one,” Jessie, 34, captioned the sweet video.
“Oh yeah…I’m having a boy,” she clarified. “And I promise I am wearing underwear.”
In the clip, Jessie sings about changes in her life, says “hi” to her belly and smiles big as she prepares for the awards show in a robe.
At the BRITs red carpet Saturday, the singer rocked an all-red ensemble with her hair pulled back, as she posed for cameras — bump and all. This wasn’t the first time she has showed off her pregnancy, but it was her first red-carpet outing in such visible condition.
The “Price Tag” singer firstrevealed she was expectinglast month in an emotional Instagram video set to her song “Sunflower.”
“I am so happy and terrified to finally share this,” she wrote at the time.
Jessie J.Chelsea Guglielmino/FilmMagic
After being open about experiencing pregnancy loss in the past, she asked her followers to “Please be gentle with me,” throughout the journey.
“Honestly, ya girl just wants to ugly cry in public in a catsuit eating a chocolate-covered pickle with no questions asked,” she shared.
She alsohasn’t been afraidof showing offthe more difficult side of pregnancy, sharing a video montage last month that began with the mom-to-be letting out a big yawn, then went on to feature footage of her throwing up, crying and more.
“I was warned about that first trimester and it was WOOFY WOOF,” Jessie wrote in the caption, adding a string of emojis for effect.
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The singer previously opened up last August abouther miscarriage in November 2021, sharing 9 months later that “it’s healthy and normal to have days of complete sadness and to honor all the feelings that come up, good and bad.”
“The bad isn’t often at all and yes I could go through this moment right now today alone in private and usually do, but today I am here,” Jessie wrote at the time. “Because I know thousands of people around the 🌎 feel just like I do.”
source: people.com
