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BEYONCE HAS A BABY GIRL! (At Last!) And Her Name Is…
Congratulations, Ivy's Mom!
After endless speculation – she’s pregnant! she’s got a fake bump! she had the baby! no, she didn’t! yes, she did! no, she’s due in February! Shut up! No, YOU shut up! – it looks like this is finally, FINALLY it.
BABYONCE IS HERE!
Beyonce had a baby girl!
An early Sunday morning report from E!Online claims that the world’s most anticipated infant made her debut via scheduled C-section at Manhattan’s Lenox Hill Hospital on Saturday night, January 7.
And the little lady’s name?
Ivy Blue Carter. Pretty, sweet, unusual but not too head-shakingly odd.
(So much for the earlier reports that the baby would be named after Disney princess Tiana.)
The happy parents were congratulated via Twitter from the likes of friends Rihanna, Russell Simmons and Holly Robinson Peete.
We’ll add our greetings to the list: Congratulations, Beyonce and Jay-Z, from Babble and Famecrawler. Wishing you love, joy, pride in your daughter and a little sleep once in a while.
More details as they come!
[Photo: Pacific Coast News]
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chasity commented on Jan 09 12 at 8:24 pmheyy i dont see the baby so i have a question is that beyconce real baby
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