Victoria Monét Welcomes Her First Child: "Mommy and Daddy Love You So Much!!!"

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Victoria Monét is a mom! On Friday, the singer took to Instagram to reveal she gave birth to her first child with fitness model John Gaines on Feb. 21. Alongside a sweet photo of the couple cradling their baby girl's hand, Victoria shared the newborn's name: Hazel Monét Gaines.

"Mommy and Daddy love you so much!!! ✨🧸Welcome to the world 🧸✨," she continued in the caption. John posted the same photo to his Instagram, referring to himself as a "girl dad" and thanking Victoria for "the best early birthday gift [he] could ask for." The singer-songwriter first announced her pregnancy on Dec. 5, wearing a beautiful ensemble showing off her baby bump. The baby girl already has her own Instagram by the name of @thebabymonet, though the account has yet to share any photos. Congratulations to the new parents!



from POPSUGAR Celebrity https://www.popsugar.com/celebrity/victoria-monet-gives-birth-to-first-child-48189179

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