Love is in the air! It’s officially baby-making season! Miracle Watts confirmed that she is expecting her first child with her boyfriend Tyler Lepley, who has two children with his ex-fiancé April King. Miracle dropped a video on Instagram with the caption, “A LOVE STORY,” while reenacting a scene from ‘The Notebook.’ The two looked amazing as they recited the lines from the classic movie.

The announcement could have come at a better time. If you recall, two weeks ago, the innanet was shaken up after The Jasmine Brand reported that their sources told them that Miracle had a bun in the oven. However, the couple didn’t confirm until now. Over 10,000 Roommates shared their excitement and opinions about the growing child. One wrote, “Damn, that child is gonna be gorgeous!!!” Another wrote, “New home. New Baby. Yessssss.”

If you recall, on April 28th, Miracle revealed that she was moving in with her man. During this time, Miracle was preparing for the move by selling several items from her current apartment on the ‘gram.

OHKAY! It looks like things are getting serious between Miracle Watts & Tyler Lepley! The two just purchased a home together 👏🏽 📷:(@lovelycg ) pic.twitter.com/ubX26qO9Jc

— TheShadeRoom (@TheShadeRoom) April 28, 2022

Tyler eventually broke his silence and shared the video after promoting the new music video he is starring in for NE-YO’s song, ‘Don’t Love Me.’ The ‘P-Valley’ star is indeed booked and busy!

Congrats, Miracle, and Tyler! We wish you a healthy and safe pregnancy! Roommates, drop a comment and let us know your thoughts!

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Don’t just talk about it, be about it! While many continue to cope with the recent tragedy in Buffalo, New York, Civil Rights attorney Ben Crump demands protection for African Americans. Attorney Crump, representing the family of 86-year-old Ruth Whitfield, called on President Joe Biden & congress to pass the anti-Black hate crime bill. While speaking to ABC News Live and standing next to Ruth’s children, he said, “We’re going to fight to do what they believe their mother would want. That is to get some positive change to come from this tragedy.” He added, “That’s why we’re saying to President Biden and the United States Congress, pass the anti-Black hate crime bill.”

Attorney Crump has been very vocal since the act of domestic terrorism occurred on Saturday, claiming the lives of ten innocent people at the hands of 18-year-old Payton Gendron. As we previously reported, Payton pled not guilty as he was charged with first-degree murder in the shooting. Authorities say he arrived at the Tops supermarket dressed in tactical gear and live-streamed the mass shooting with a camera attached to his helmet.

Earlier today, the names of all ten victims were released, including; Aaron Salter, 55. Ruth Whitfield, 86, Pearly Young, 77, Katherine Massey, 72, Deacon Heyward Patterson, 67, Celestine Chaney, 65, Roberta A. Drury, 32, Margus D. Morrison, 52, Andre Mackneil, 53, and Geraldine Talley, 62. According to The Guardian, Attorney Crump and attorneys co-representing the Whitfield family said they could file lawsuits against Bushmaster, the maker of the assault-style weapon Payton used.

Attorney Ken Abbarno said “all of the signs and red flags were there” to monitor the suspect and stop him from acquiring a gun and threatening comments that brought police to his high school last spring and triggered a mental health evaluation. Our thoughts continue to go out to all victims’ loved ones.

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