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Rihanna and A$AP Rocky will soon be welcoming their first child together, and the pair couldn't be more excited.A source tells ET,  that the cute couple are «so happy about her pregnancy.»«Rihanna has always wanted to be a mother and have children. She thinks A$AP is going to be the best dad,» the source shares. «A$AP has been tending to all of Rihanna's needs and they are really enjoying this moment together as a couple.»The source says that the pair «were trying to keep the news private for a while, but they felt ready to share it now and are so excited.»«Rihanna and A$AP have such a strong bond and they can't wait to experience parenthood together,» the source adds.Over the weekend, the 33-year-old singer and fashion mogul showed off her bare baby bump in a pink coat and jeans while she held hands with her 33-year-old beau. The couple was in A$AP's hometown of Harlem in New York City.A post shared by Entertainment Tonight (@entertainmenttonight)Another source told ET on Monday that the couple is feeling very blessed that they're having a baby together, and that they already considered themselves a family but having a baby together makes that bond even stronger. «They enjoyed keeping the pregnancy a secret for as long as they could, but they're thrilled to be able to share the news with their fans,» the source said.Rihanna has made it no secret that she wants to be a mother.

Rihanna's dad has reacted to the news that his singer daughter is set to welcome her first child with boyfriend A$AP Rocky.The 33 year old, who recently starred in a Savage X Fenty lingerie campaign with Madonna's daughter Lourdes, was snapped showing off her blossoming baby bump in New York City over the weekend. Celebrities and fans of the couple both went wild over the news, taking to social media to share their congratulations to them both. Now, the Umbrella hitmaker's dad Ronald, 68, has broken his silence over the photos as he told Page Six he's "ecstatic" to be a grandfather.

Rihanna is pregnant, according to a report in People. The singer and business mogul revealed the good news in a set of photos taken over the weekend in Harlem with A$AP Rocky, the rapper she has been dating since 2020. See them below:

It might've been hard to predict that Rihanna would deliver a baby before she delivered R9, the long-awaited, much-teased possible reggae album she first hyped back in 2018. But this is the world we live in. And that world is unexpected and full of many surprises.

Rihanna is expecting her first child. The singer proudly debuted her bare baby bump during an outing with her boyfriend, rapper A$AP Rocky.The couple was taking a stroll in Harlem, his hometown, over the weekend. As the lovebirds held hands, a paparazzo managed to snap photos, which were obtained by People magazine.

COVID-19) pandemic, modern-day motherhood and the unequal burden of parenting that often sits with women has never been more apparent. However, many women, particularly women of color who come to this country, continue to raise the children of affluent white people. In Nikyatu Jusu’s feature film debut, Nanny, one caregiver grapples with the challenges of her position while striving for her version of the American dream. Aisha (Anna Diop) is a Senegalese immigrant finding her footing in New York City.

If you haven’t already seen it, Rebecca Hall’s directorial debut, “Passing” on Netflix, is one of the most nuanced, layered, and engrossing portraits of identity of the year. Based on the book of the same name and set in 1920s New York City, “Passing” centers on a Black woman (Tessa Thompson) in Harlem who finds her world upended when her life becomes intertwined with a former childhood friend (Ruth Negga) who’s passing as white.

Harlem. In the comedy series created by Tracy Oliver (the hilarious mind behind Girl's Trip), Good wears her hair in her signature goddess locs. The reddish-brown strands scream cool—so much so that I've added her photo to my “hair inspo” Pinterest board.“My hair is a representation of how I'm feeling in a particular season,” Good tells me.

Tom Holland and Zendaya have been spotted out and about together in New York City as they prepare for the release of Spider-Man: No Way Home.The loved-up couple, both 25, were seen leaving the trendy Melba’s restaurant in Harlem just days before the release of the hugely-anticipated Marvel film.After enjoying an intimate dinner date in the popular eatery, Tom and Zendaya wrapped up against the cold before stepping out on to the streets together.Tom, wearing a yellow button-up coat and a pair of glasses, led the way out of the restaurant, looking comfortable with his hands in his pockets as the pair went for a stroll.Zendaya, who plays MJ in the phenomenally popular franchise, mixed casual and classy as she opted for a smart brown leather

From writer Tracy Oliver (“Girls Trip”), Amazon’s latest streaming comedy “Harlem” follows a set of girlfriends in their 30s—Columbia University anthropology professor Camille (Meagan Good), fashioner designer Quinn (Grace Byers), queer dating app creator Tye (Jerrie Johnson), and aspiring singer Angie (Shoniqua Shandai)—as they navigate their professional and personal lives in their rapidly changing neighborhood.

A$AP Rocky rang in his Thanksgiving this year helping those less fortunate than himself in New York City.The 33-year-old returned to his native Harlem to serve food to the needy at the Volunteers Of America family residence.He could seen posing up with fans behind the buffet while lending a hand to the organization, which is focused on homeless youth. Giving back:A$AP Rocky rang in his Thanksgiving this year helping those less fortunate than himself in New York CityIn the midst of his shift he was able to enjoy a Thanksgiving dinner of his own, making himself a plate and chowing down.Rocky, whose real name is Rakim Mayers, was born in Harlem but relocated to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania when he was nine.

Jussie Smollett made his first red carpet appearance since stepping back from life in the public eye as he deals with ongoing legal issues.  The former "Empire" star has been the subject of controversy for years after he allegedly faked a hate crime incident in 2019.  However, the actor maintained his innocence as recently as July when he told Fox News that he was participating in a "dog and pony show" while entering the court on renewed charges including six counts of felony misconduct for allegedly lying to police about a racist, homophobic attack he claims was gainst him.

Soul Train Awards. Held at the historic Apollo Theater in New York City, this year’s award show wasn’t just another ceremony, but a celebration of 50 years of Soul Train.Maxwell and Ashanti were the guests of honor, with the former being presented with the Legend Award and the latter the Lady of Soul Award.

Jussie Smollett was apparently doing more than visiting Subway since his enforced downtime.

Angelique Jackson In “Passing,” Tessa Thompson stars as Irene Redfield, a Black woman living in Harlem amid the Renaissance, whose life with her doctor husband Brian (André Holland) and their two sons is turned upside down when she reconnects with Clare Kendry (Ruth Negga), a childhood acquaintance who’s since begun passing for white and is married to a wealthy (and racist) businessman named John (Alexander Skarsgård). The movie, which marks Rebecca Hall’s feature directorial debut, recently earned five Gotham Award nominations, including a lead performance nod for Thompson.

The memorial service for retired Army general, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell is set for Friday in Washington D.C., with the broadcast news networks and their digital and affiliate outlets planning live coverage that will impact regular daytime programming.

Producers of MJ, the upcoming Broadway musical about Michael Jackson that uses the late icon’s hits as its score, has cast the young actor – or actors – who will play the singer in his youthful Jackson Five era: Walter Russell III from Harlem, New York, and Christian Wilson from Norfolk, Virginia, will alternate in the role of “Little Michael.”

Tisha Campbell and Tichina Arnold are returning to host the 2021 Soul Train Awards — and this time, they're taking to one of the most iconic stages in New York City!BET announced on Wednesday that the longtime friends and creative partners would be returning for their fourth Soul Train Awards -- celebrating the 50th anniversary of the iconic television show, as well as the best of current soul, R&B and hip-hop music, from industry legends and up-and-coming stars.

Today's Al Roker and his wife Deborah Roberts made quite the impression on fans as they stepped out in some truly show-stopping looks.MORE: Al Roker's wife sparks reaction with Celine Dion photo after emotional health newsDeborah shared pictures of the two on Instagram as they underwent a glamorous transformation for a special event.She revealed that they had gotten all done up to celebrate the Studio Museum in Harlem at a gala and that Al was her gallant date for the evening.WATCH: Al Roker has fans talking with adorable video of family dog PepperThe ABC journalist looked like a fairytale princess in a beautiful yellow evening gown that featured a slit down the middle and plant drawings on it.Al played the part of the prince in waiting in

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorThe estate of legendary R&B singer Luther Vandross has struck a wide-ranging partnership with Primary Wave Music that sees the company acquiring a stake in the late artist’s publishing, master recording income stream, and name and likeness rights. The company will continue a long-term partnership with the estate to manage all assets.Sources tell Variety the deal is in the $40 million range.Like so many other classic soul singers, Vandross launched his career playing “Amateur Night” at the legendary Apollo Theatre in Harlem while he was in high school.

blew the roof off of the historic Apollo Theater in Harlem. Joined by DJ D-Nice and up-and-coming acts YEИDRY and Yung Baby Tate, the ladies performed in celebration of YouTube’s latest initiatives to prioritize inclusivity.“I had a meeting with (Lyor Cohen, YouTube Global Head of Music) this morning.