Actress Nia Long was spotted in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico over the weekend with what appears to be a belly bump. Nia has a 10-year old son Massai Zhivago Dorsey II with her ex-fiance, actor, Massai Dorsey. BET has now reported that Nia is pregnant with her second child. Nia is known for her glowing gorgeous skin and an out of this world body – so it’s fairly safe to assume she didn’t let herself go – even if she’s on vacation in Mexico. No word yet on who’s the father of Nia’s second child. Nia was last seen in the 2010 film “Mooz-lum”. Congrats to Nia!
Nia Long on the beach in Mexico
Nia Long and her 10-year old son, Massai
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