A pregnant Beyonce let’s her glow speak for itself when she was spotted in Miami yesterday with her….bodyguards?. The evening before Beyonce was spotting bouncing her baby bump in absolute glee at her husband Jay-Z’s Watch the Throne concert. At the concert Beyonce donned a v-neck red dress with matching red lipstick but toned things way down the following day on a house hunting trip.
The ‘Best Thing I Never Had’ singer can be seen wearing a bright yellow caftan, very little makeup if any at all and comfortable sandals. According to several sources Beyonce was house hunting luxury estates. With only a few months to go in her pregnancy Beyonce and Jay-Z may be shopping for an alternate home for their growing family – maybe something with a yard??
Earlier today Beyonce’s wedding dress picture surfaced from a beautiful ‘I Was Here’ video depicting her many accomplishments…Check the video out again below and check out our dedicated Beyonce Pregnancy Picture gallery to your right.
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