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Simi has officially announced to her fans that she is pregnant. The Nigerian singer made the announcement in a video for her new song 'Duduke' released on April 19, her birthday.
The song was dedicated to her unborn child. Simi in the new music video wore a bright yellow outfit that showed off her baby bump.
“I cannot wait to see you, you are the treasure I have been waiting for...I am waiting for the day I finally get to kiss you,” she said.
Simi was first rumored to be pregnant in October 2019 when fans noted her tummy had gotten bigger during a performance.
The singer did not address the pregnancy rumours but shared the photo with the caption; “When you suck belle, but belle don't suck you back; can two work together except they agree?”
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