Rapper GloRilla is making waves on social media, doubling down on claims that she’s expecting a child and introducing her alleged “baby daddy,” actor Abraham “Da’Vinchi” Juste, to the world.
On Thursday, October 24, she took to X (formerly Twitter), sharing photos that fueled intense online debate. GloRilla posed with a prominent baby bump in the images, looking radiant as Da’Vinchi – known for his role as Terry “Southwest T” Flenory in the TV series BMF – embraces her.
After initially posting the photos, fans were skeptical, suspecting it was an early Halloween prank. But the Memphis-born star, who is earmarked to make a song for Rihanna’s Fenty, quickly responded to these speculations. ‘Why would I be wearing a Halloween outfit dis early? Be fr,’ she challenged, suggesting that this “pregnancy” is far from a one-night costume decision.
Why would I be wearing a Halloween outfit dis early? Be fr😒
— GloRilla 🦍 (@GloTheofficial) October 24, 2024Related stories
Keeping the buzz going, she added another post declaring, ‘I’m letting y’all kno now ion play about my baby daddy stamp dat,’ further fueling speculation and leaving fans divided on whether she is genuinely expecting or pulling an elaborate stunt.
Despite her firm statements, many doubt the authenticity of her claim. The 25-year-old rapper, known for her straightforward persona and unfiltered social media presence, showed no signs of a baby bump during recent performances and appearances, including the 2024 VMAs.
Furthermore, in a recent interview with Charlamagne Tha God on the Out of Context podcast, she candidly expressed her lack of desire to carry children herself.
‘I do want to have kids, but not my kids. I wanna do the surrogate. I want somebody else to have my baby,’ she shared, stating her preference for surrogacy over traditional pregnancy.
In addition to her recent comments, GloRilla has also mentioned not wanting the lifestyle restrictions of pregnancy. She joked about the possibility of tying her tubes in her latest track with Latto, “Procedure,” rapping about her reluctance to become pregnant.
